14 DAY TRIAL // Katie Price, once known solely as Jordan, is not a stranger to writing books, having already put out several novels inspired from her own life. Her next release though will be explosive in the true sense of the word, as the former glamour model has set her mind on exposing how her ex-husband really is, for which reason he’d better watch his back, The Sun informs.
As per the model / businesswoman herself, though it’s been some time since a judge pronounced her a free woman after her marriage with Peter Andre failed, the singer will not let go and move on with his life. Determined to show him the error of his ways, Price has come to the conclusion that only by coming out with a book about her life with Andre will she be able to show him that he must move on and stop clinging onto the past. He should be scared too because the truth will finally come out, Price says.
“I don’t want him to be unhappy but people need to realize he’s not what the public think[s] he is. I want him to move on like I have, but he won’t,” Price told The Sun while at an Oscar party in Los Angeles over the weekend. “You just wait. It’s time the truth came out on me and Pete. I’m not going to hold anything back. I’d be very scared if I was him,” the model went on to say.
While she did not even hint at what those skeletons in the closet might be, her reactions over these past days at contradictory at best. “Katie, 31, flew into a rage after Peter’s fling with his blonde stylist Maddy Ford was exposed recently. Meanwhile, she and her new hubby Alex Reid, 34, looked loved-up at The Ivy before the awards bash yesterday. They didn’t seem bothered by the news that their marriage may not be valid – after it was revealed that the man who wed them had his license revoked,” The Sun goes on to say.
Though divorced, Peter Andre and Katie Price share the custody of three children, two of their own and one from one of Katie’s previous relationships. Since their divorce was pronounced final, they’ve kept up a very bitter exchange of words in the media, each claiming it was only doing so in the best interest of the children.