Katie Price and Jodie Marsh have agreed to meet in person, bringing an end to their long-running public feud. The pair, who once dominated the UK glamour modelling scene, have been at odds for over two decades but now confirm they are on speaking terms.
Podcast Revelation Sparks Reconciliation
Jodie Marsh, 47, appeared on the Blethered podcast where she discussed the history of their rivalry. She stated, 'It was very authentic we hated each other. We genuinely didn't like each other, really did not. But I also knew it was good publicity and I played on it. She was far more vile to me than I was to her by the way... She was vile about me and I mean vile. Some of the insults were so vile, so personal and so deep, and I hated her for it.'
Katie Price, 48, shared a clip of the podcast on her Instagram stories, promoting Jodie's appearance and indicating there is no longer any bad blood between them. Jodie confirmed that Katie plans to visit her at Fripps Farm in Essex, where Jodie runs an animal sanctuary.
History of the Feud
The feud began around 2004 when Jodie Marsh entered the glamour modelling scene, challenging Katie Price (then known as Jordan) for the spotlight. Over the years, they exchanged insults in the press regarding their romantic lives, cosmetic surgery, and equestrian skills. They briefly reconciled in 2024 when Katie suggested collaborating on an x-rated project, but the truce has now solidified with plans for a face-to-face meeting.
Current Developments
Jodie added, 'Yeah, we spoke a couple of years ago, we've spoken a few times and she wants to come here (Jodie's farm).' Meanwhile, Katie is reportedly dealing with other personal drama, as her fourth husband Lee Andrews was arrested on Friday. The meeting at the farm is expected to take place soon, marking a new chapter in their relationship.
