KATIE Price’s ex-fiancé Carl Woods is ready to fight back if negative claims are made about him in her bombshell new memoir.
The car salesman’s on/off relationship with Katie, 46, finally came to an end late last year after a tumultuous 2023.
Next week Katie, 46, will release her latest book titled This Is Me: The high life. The dark times.
Marketing it as “the true story behind the headlines” the book will touch on all aspects of her life from relationships and addiction to mental health, family and childhood.
Outspoken Katie has taken swipes at ex-husbands Peter Andre and Kieran Hayler in the past, and Carl is anticipating it will be his turn to feel her wrath in the book.
A source said: “If Katie drags Carl’s name through the mud he’s ready to do what he needs to, to set the record straight. He won’t stand for Katie putting out a warped view of their time together and is vowing to undo any claims and expose secrets from their relationship if that should happen.
“Katie shouldn’t underestimate him. Carl insists he has all the evidence he needs to rubbish any negative claims. He’s remained quiet since their split and is happy to leave Katie alone, but he is determined not to become the latest ex to be pulled apart in a book.
“After all, people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.”
Katie and Carl first got together in the summer of 2020 and were engaged 10 months later.
Over the course of their relationship there were matching tattoos, exotic holidays and plans for marriage and children.
But Katie’s erratic behaviour and a series of rows eventually put an end to their time together.
Mum-of-five Katie, who is now in a relationship with Married At First Sight’s JJ Slater, insists people will view her differently after the book is released on July 18.
Relationship drama aside, she was recently evicted from her Mucky Mansion over an unpaid £760k tax bill and, prior to that, was spared jail after crashing her £63,000 Range Rover on a country road while under the influence of drink and drugs.
She said: “I don’t know how I came through it, but I did, because I knew if I didn’t change things myself and mentally, I wouldn’t be here.
“I think people just need to give me a break and get to know me.
“I don’t deserve a lot of things that people say. I think once people read the book, then they’ll judge me differently.”
