Katie Price is reportedly gearing up to write a new book detailing a difficult 2019, which saw the former glamour model declared bankrupt.
The Sun Online claims that the book, which would be the 41-year-old’s seventh autobiography, will see the reality star discuss her financial struggles and her relationships with ex-boyfriends Kris Boyson and Charles Drury.
“Katie has a lot she wants to say,” a source told the paper, claiming that Price “has a lot of messages and pictures from the last couple of years that she has been keeping under wraps” and that “there will also be a lot of surprises in there.”
“Katie has said she might also combine it with a new speaking tour where fans can ask her questions,” they continued. “She’s not got anything to hide.”
Standard Online has contacted Price’s representatives for further comment.
The star released her first memoir, Being Jordan, in 2004, and it earned £4.7 million that year.
Price, who was once thought to be worth more than £40 million, was declared bankrupt at a court in London in November.
She had previously avoided the same fate in December 2018 after making a proposal for an Individual Voluntary Agreement, which allows those in debt to repay their creditors at an affordable rate.
After failing to meet that agreement, she was then served with another petition.
Speaking in a recent episode of her Quest Red series My Crazy Life, Price revealed that she spends between £800 and £1,000 a week on groceries for herself and her family.
In an Instagram post shared over Christmas, Price thanked her “loyal fans and supporters who have stood by [her] throughout a difficult year.”
“I appreciate you all and I am looking forward to a very exciting fresh beginning to 2020,” she added.
