Atomic Kitten's Kerry Katona has made a solemn vow about her romantic future, declaring that her current marriage to fitness trainer Ryan Mahoney will be her absolute last. The 43-year-old celebrity, who has become as well-known for her turbulent personal life as her pop career, has stated emphatically that she is "done" with walking down the aisle if this union doesn't work out.
In a remarkably candid revelation, Katona shared that she has no intention of ever marrying again, placing immense significance on her relationship with Mahoney, whom she wed in 2017. The mother-of-five has weathered very public divorces from her previous husbands—Westlife's Brian McFadden, Mark Croft, and the late George Kay—making her current commitment all the more poignant.
'This is it for me,' Katona declared with finality. 'If this doesn't work out, that's it. I'm done. I'm not going to keep getting married. This is my last shot at it.'
The star's romantic history reads like a dramatic novel, filled with highly publicized splits, financial troubles, and personal challenges. Her marriage to George Kay, who tragically died of a drug overdose in 2019, was particularly fraught with difficulties.
Yet, despite this rocky past, Katona appears to have found a stable foundation with Mahoney. The couple, who began dating in 2015, have built a life together that seems to be standing the test of time, a testament to their commitment amidst the chaos of celebrity life.
Fans of the star have followed her journey through the pages of numerous autobiographies and reality TV appearances, making her declaration about her "final marriage" a significant moment for her loyal following. It represents not just a personal resolution but a hard-won sense of self-awareness after years of very public relationships.
Katona's journey serves as a powerful reminder that even amidst the glare of the public spotlight, personal growth and redemption are always possible. Her story continues to resonate with many who have followed her career from pop stardom through personal struggles and back to stability.
