Katie Price has admitted she must be cautious about where she develops disposable camera photos, given the nature of her work and personal life.
"With a disposable, you have to be careful and remember you have to take them somewhere like Boots," Price explained in a recent interview. "So someone is going to look at your pictures. So someone like me is definitely not having a disposable. I don’t want to bring them back."
Price, who has an OnlyFans subscription site and is known for her bikini photos, made the remarks while promoting her Sky documentary series "Nothing To Hide." She suggested that the prevalence of phones has led to more explicit imagery being shared, making disposable cameras a risk for her.
Documentary Revelations
The recent documentary also delved into Price's past struggles, including her public breakdown in the late 2010s following the collapse of her marriage to Kieran Hayler. During that period, she battled depression and a cocaine addiction.
Her children, Princess and Junior, shared emotional insights into their childhood during the documentary. Junior, now 21, recalled the difficult times when he and his siblings had to look after themselves and their younger siblings. "I remember me trying to figure out if food was microwavable to feed us for dinner," he said.
Princess recounted a painful memory of receiving a blanket sprayed with her mother's perfume as an attachment to her. "I used to go home and feel so lonely I would just cuddle the blanket and cry," she shared.
Junior described witnessing his mother under the influence of drugs, which scared him. "She was obviously on stuff and it scared me, I'd never seen my mum like this," he stated. "That's when I started seeing the same pattern and her falling down the same hole."
He expressed the pain of feeling like he wasn't good enough because his mother was not