Former glamour model and reality television star Katie Price has revealed she remains 'in shock' over her financial collapse, years after initially declaring bankruptcy.
In a remarkably candid conversation on her podcast, 'The Katie Price Show', the 45-year-old media personality opened up about the ongoing emotional and financial turmoil she continues to face. Price confessed that the reality of her bankruptcy situation still hasn't fully sunk in, despite the legal process being underway for several years.
The Emotional Toll of Financial Collapse
'I'm still in shock that I got made bankrupt, I'm still in shock about a lot of things,' Price emotionally disclosed to her listeners. The mother-of-five didn't hold back when discussing the profound impact her financial difficulties have had on her mental state and overall wellbeing.
Her bankruptcy journey began in 2019 when she was declared bankrupt over unpaid debts, and the situation has continued to evolve with subsequent court hearings and financial assessments.
A Pattern of Financial Warnings
This isn't the first time Price has been vocal about her money troubles. The celebrity has repeatedly spoken about her financial struggles in the public domain, making her current admission particularly poignant for long-time followers of her career trajectory.
From her peak as one of Britain's most recognisable glamour models to her numerous business ventures and reality shows, Price's financial journey has been as dramatic as her personal life, which has played out extensively in the media spotlight.
The Ongoing Battle
What makes Price's current situation particularly noteworthy is her acknowledgment that the psychological impact continues to linger. The star's honest appraisal of still being 'in shock' suggests the process has been more emotionally taxing than perhaps previously revealed.
Her decision to discuss these sensitive matters on her own platform indicates a willingness to confront her financial reality head-on, while simultaneously connecting with fans who may have experienced similar financial hardships.
