Katie Price has risked a tiff with her husband Lee Andrews by admitting that ex Gareth Gates 'still looks fit.' The 48-year-old former glamour model made the comment during an appearance on Hits Radio's Breakfast Show, where she discussed her new Sky documentary, Nothing To Hide.
Katie's Surprise at Gareth's Participation
In 2002, a 24-year-old Katie, newly single and pregnant with her first child Harvey, took the then-17-year-old Pop Idol singer's virginity. Gareth denied the encounter for years, believing Katie had sold the story for publicity. Now 41, Gareth agreed to be interviewed for the documentary, which surprised Katie the most.
She told presenters Fleur East, Will Best, and James Barr: 'Imagine you was with someone 25 years ago and then suddenly they ghost you and you don't really know why. And now I know why.' She added: 'People in his head and he thought I'd set something up when I actually hadn't. Then 25 years later, he finds out it was nothing to do with me and you see his reaction.'
Chemistry Still There?
Hinting that the chemistry might still be alive, Katie said: 'Put it this way, if I was his girlfriend, watching what he said, I wouldn't be happy. Am I right or wrong? And he still looks fit I must say…' Gareth is currently dating West End star Allana Taylor, whom he met while working on a pantomime and began dating in 2023. The couple recently posted loved-up snaps at Mighty Hoopla Festival.
At the launch event for the series, Katie shared: 'The shock on his face and the shock on mine. Everyone was like, "You and Gareth, that was the one that got away!"'
Katie's Current Relationship
Katie's current husband, Lee Andrews, was recently freed after a stint in a Dubai jail. She claims the 'prison food' he ate during the few weeks inside is making him lose his hair. The docuseries was filmed before Lee came into the picture and sees Katie discussing ex relationships, as well as her children speaking on the impact her lifestyle had on them.
Katie's children, Princess, 19, and Junior Andre, 21, broke down in tears as they discussed her devastating drug use, saying she 'wasn't being a mum' during the traumatic time. They moved in with their father, Peter Andre, who declined to be featured in the documentary but shared a statement explaining his decision.
