In a dramatic twist of fate, Katie Price's two-decade-old pop hit 'Whole Again' has made a stunning comeback, soaring to number 12 on the UK iTunes charts. This unexpected resurgence comes as the reality TV icon faces one of the most challenging periods of her life, embroiled in serious legal and financial difficulties.
A High-Stakes High Court Showdown
The chart success coincides with Price's recent appearance at the High Court for a crucial bankruptcy hearing. The court was informed that she has yet to satisfy a substantial £761,000 debt to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). This hearing marks a critical juncture in a bankruptcy order that has been in place since 2019.
Fan Power Drives Musical Revival
The remarkable chart climb is widely attributed to Price's dedicated fanbase, who have mobilised to show their support. Fans are actively streaming and purchasing the early 2000s anthem from her time in the band Atomic Kitten, creating a wave of digital support for the embattled star.
Legal Woes with Former Partners
Adding to the turmoil, Price is entangled in separate legal battles with two ex-husbands. She is pursuing a restraining order against her third husband, Kieran Hayler, citing allegations of harassment. Concurrently, she faces a defamation claim from her first husband, singer Peter Andre, relating to comments made on her podcast.
The simultaneous occurrence of her musical revival and profound personal legal struggles presents a stark contrast, highlighting the intense public and private battle the celebrity currently navigates.
