Katie Price's kids describe lonely childhood in documentary

In a new documentary, Katie Price's adult children have described the profound impact of her past drug use on their childhoods, revealing feelings of loneliness and abandonment during a period when their mother was struggling with addiction and mental health crises. The revelations are featured in the four-part Sky series "Katie Price: Nothing to Hide," which premiered on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.

During the documentary, Price's children from her marriage to singer Peter Andre, Junior, 21, and Princess, 19, recount a time when their mother was frequently absent and emotionally unavailable. They describe learning to fend for themselves, preparing microwave meals and looking after each other. In a joint interview, both became visibly emotional while sharing their memories.

Junior recalled a specific, distressing incident of seeing his mother under the influence. He described waking up in the middle of the night to find her returning home, saying the look in her eyes scared him because she seemed physically present but mentally absent. He said that period led him to leave home at age 14 or 15 to live with his father, a decision he described as necessary for his own sanity. Princess...