Reality TV star Katie Price has confessed to a rather unconventional parenting method – using Google to remember her children's birthdays. The 45-year-old mother of five made the surprising admission during a recent interview, leaving fans both amused and divided.
The Digital Memory Bank
"I literally Google my kids' birthdays," Price revealed with characteristic bluntness. "I know the months, but sometimes I get the dates mixed up." The former glamour model, known for her no-filter approach to life, explained that she relies on search engines as her external memory bank.
Mixed Reactions from Fans
The confession has sparked lively debate on social media:
- Some fans defended the practice as a practical modern solution
- Others expressed shock at the admission
- Many parents admitted to similar tech-reliant habits
A Busy Mum's Defence
Price, who shares five children with three different partners, argued that her hectic lifestyle justifies the digital crutch. Between running multiple businesses, media appearances, and a turbulent personal life, the star maintains that remembering exact dates isn't her strongest suit.
"It's not that I don't care," she insisted, "I'm just being honest about how I manage everything."
The Modern Parenting Debate
Child psychologists are divided on the implications of such tech-dependent parenting. While some see it as harmless adaptation, others warn about the message it sends regarding personal responsibility and family traditions.
Price's admission comes amid her ongoing efforts to rebuild her public image following financial troubles and personal challenges. Whether this latest revelation will be seen as refreshing honesty or parental negligence remains to be seen.
