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Price Documentary Shows Kids' Trauma, Mom's Illness; Reid Performs Live

7/12/2026

Summary

Story summary

Katie Price’s Sky documentary “Nothing To Hide” features her children describing her past drug use and mental-health struggles.
Alex Reid announced a live show in Hampshire offering an unscripted recount of his marriage to Price and his Celebrity Big Brother stint.
Junior and Princess said they felt abandoned during Price’s drug-addiction, describing its emotional impact.
Price’s 73-year-old mother Amy remains hospitalized with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, leading Price to plan a visit soon.

History

Historical Context

Channel 4’s original Big Brother became a ratings success after its 2000 debut, leading to a one-off Celebrity edition in March 2001. The series returned on 6 January 2005, ran 18 days, paid its celebrity housemates for the first time, and was won by dancer Mark “Bez” Berry, after which Celebrity Big Brother became a regular staple of British reality television.

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Story summary

Katie Price’s Sky documentary “Nothing To Hide” features her children describing her past drug use and mental-health struggles.
Alex Reid announced a live show in Hampshire offering an unscripted recount of his marriage to Price and his Celebrity Big Brother stint.
Junior and Princess said they felt abandoned during Price’s drug-addiction, describing its emotional impact.
Price’s 73-year-old mother Amy remains hospitalized with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, leading Price to plan a visit soon.

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