Katie Price told audiences during a live Q&A in Lancashire that she intends to have "lots more babies" despite recent medical advice that her eggs are failing as she approaches menopause.
The former glamour model, 47, said she had had a blood test and been told her "eggs are f*****," but added she can still carry a child and will pursue whatever options remain to expand her family. The comments came during the opening night of her joint tour with Kerry Katona, An Evening with Katie and Kerry, at Marine Hall in Fleetwood on Saturday.
Price has been candid about her fertility struggles on screen. A Channel 4 documentary filmed in 2023 and broadcast earlier this year documented an unsuccessful fertility journey she undertook with then-fiancé Carl Woods. In that programme, a gynaecologist told the then-45-year-old she had only a "couple of awake eggs" and that there was "less than one percent" chance of conceiving with her own eggs, adding she was unlikely to produce a healthy egg.
Speaking at the Fleetwood event, Price said she still wanted more children and would pursue options to have them, saying, "I wanna keep having more until my, I'll have as many as I can still, and I will, so you've heard it, I'm gonna have lots of babies." A representative for Price declined to comment when contacted by the Daily Mail.
Price is mother to five children: Harvey, 23, with former partner Dwight Yorke; Princess, 18, and Junior, 20, with ex-husband Peter Andre; and Jett, 12, and Bunny, 11, with ex-husband Kieran Hayler. She is currently in a relationship with reality star JJ Slater, 31. The fertility documentary was filmed before her split from Woods.
The programme captured Price's emotional reaction when confronted with the possibility she was approaching menopause within a year or two. On camera she voiced fears that Woods might leave her if they could not conceive naturally; footage showed her worrying that "he probably won't want to be with me now anyway." Woods criticised her negativity at the time.
At the Fleetwood show Price and Katona also discussed Price's past marriage to Peter Andre and the public scrutiny that has followed. Price said she had "good memories" from the relationship but described the period after their split as "16 years of hell," and said she was relieved that social media had begun to change public perceptions. Representatives for Andre declined to comment when approached by the Daily Mail.
An Evening with Katie and Kerry launched in Lancashire and is scheduled to conclude in Hull on October 22, according to promotional details. The tour features both women recounting stories about their friendship, families and past relationships.
Price's remarks follow public documentation of her fertility treatment and the medical assessment that limited the chances of using her own eggs. She did not provide further medical details at the Fleetwood event, and did not specify which methods she might pursue to have more children. Representatives for Price declined to provide additional comment to media outlets.