KATIE Price has given an insight into the dying moments of her marriage to Peter Andre.
The I’m A Celebrity power couple were one of showbiz’s hottest couples in the mid noughties.
But their fairytale marriage only lasted four years before disaster struck.
In the latest episode of Jamie Laing‘s Private Parts podcast, Katie revealed how a lavish trip to Malibu ended up being the kiss of death for the relationship.
Recalling the US trip with Pete and close pal Gary Cockerill, she said: “That was actually the last documentary thing I did with Pete in Malibu, hideous.”
Jamie asked: “Why was it hideous?”
Katie replied: “Well, we split up when we came back and I didn’t have any control of any of that footage. I think a lot of people see all that on TikTok now.”
The 46-year-old went on to explain how she was in awe of a house party thrown by socialite Paris Hilton and her pink Bentley.
She said: “There was just so many faces there. It is a bit surreal being in Paris Hilton’s house.”
Katie also spoke about her multiple trips to the Oscars earlier in her career and how the height of actors such as Jamie Foxx surprised her.
She said: “I turned up these parties. I was young. I had balls of steel. I must have done.”
Katie recently laid into Pete during her live podcast show, held at The Lowry in Salford, with her sister, Sophie, 33.
They discussed weddings and Katie opened up on her seven ceremonies with her three former hubbies.
It was husband number one, Peter Andre, that sparked the strongest reaction from the packed crowd with boos ringing out.
Choosing not to refer him to by name, Katie instead opted to call him “the Aussie from Wembley”.
Katie was left grinning as she attempted to shield her face with her microphone as a sea of boos flooded the theatre.
When chatting about Peter, the father of her children Princess and Junior, she admitted that her £45,000 designer wedding dress from their plush ceremony had been left to rot in the years that followed the divorce.
Confirming she still had the gown, Katie told the crowd: “It’s been half eaten by rats. It was left in a bag in a container.”
