In a raw and emotional episode of her podcast, Kerry Katona's voice cracked with emotion as she addressed one of the most painful chapters of her life: being estranged from two of her daughters.
The Atomic Kitten singer, 43, bravely opened up about the complex and heartbreaking situation with her eldest children, Molly, 22, and Lilly-Sue, 21, whom she shares with first husband Brian McFadden.
'It's the most gut-wrenching pain,' Kerry confessed, her words heavy with sorrow. 'Not being in their lives, not knowing your children... there's no pain like it.'
The interview took an even more poignant turn as Kerry revealed a deep-seated fear that her younger children might one day follow the same path. She spoke of the constant anxiety that her twins, DJ and Max, 16, and youngest daughter Dylan-Jorge, 9, could also become distant.
'My biggest fear is my younger ones doing the same thing,' she admitted, highlighting the lingering trauma that shapes her approach to motherhood today.
This public vulnerability isn't new for Kerry. She has previously spoken about the rift, often attributing the distance to the difficulties of growing up in the relentless public eye. The former reality star's life has been a constant feature in the tabloids, a factor she believes played a significant role in the family's struggles.
Despite the immense personal pain, Kerry continues to publicly wish her daughters nothing but love and happiness, a testament to a mother's unconditional love even in the face of profound heartbreak.
