Full Breakdown
Katie Price’s “Nothing To Hide” Documentary Sparks Family Revelations and Ex-Partner Counter-Narrative
7/12/2026, 4:50:55 AM
Core Event
Sky’s four-part documentary “Nothing To Hide” offers an unfiltered look at Katie Price’s personal life, from her early modelling career to her tumultuous relationships and struggles with mental health. The series aired this year and has been promoted by Price as “completely honest.” In response, former husband Alex Reid announced a one-night live event in Hampshire next month, promising “my most honest live event yet” with “no script, no filters, no subjects off limits.”
Background & Context
Price, 48, married former MMA fighter Alex Reid in Las Vegas in 2010 after a seven-month courtship; the couple divorced two years later. She later wed Peter Andre, with whom she has son Harvey, before marrying Lee Andrews earlier this year after a brief acquaintance. Her family has long expressed disapproval of her partners; son Junior publicly called her marriage to Andrews “the most silliest, stupidest thing.”
Key Figures & Groups
- Katie Price – television personality and documentary subject.
- Alex Reid – ex-husband, former “Celebrity Big Brother” winner, now staging a live event.
- Junior and Princess – Price’s children, who discuss their mother’s past drug use.
- Amy Price – mother, currently hospitalized with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
- Paul Price – stepfather, who voiced anger over Price’s decisions.
- Lee Andrews – current husband, recently married to Price.
Official Statements & Responses
Price told the documentary’s crew, “I told them to speak from their heart,” emphasizing a desire for candid family dialogue. She also addressed her mother’s health, saying, “My mum is poorly, I know you’re watching, I know you’re unwell but I just want to say that I love you so much and I’m coming to see you tomorrow.” Alex Reid, in promotional material, pledged to “tell his truth” about his time with Price, his “Celebrity Big Brother” stint, and his fatherhood journey.
Criticism & Opposition
Family members have openly criticized Price’s relationships. Paul Price remarked, “I said what’s she going to Dubai for?” indicating frustration with her choices. Junior labeled the marriage to Andrews “stupid,” while the broader family has reportedly “wanted nothing to do with him.”
On-the-Ground Reports
Junior recounted a childhood memory of finding his mother under the influence: “I remember missing her so much… I’ll never forget the look on her face, she was obviously on stuff… She’s there, but she’s not there, you know.” Princess added, “She wasn’t in the right headspace, she really wasn’t… she wasn’t being the mum that I knew from when I was a little boy.” Both described feelings of loneliness and fear during periods of Price’s drug use.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
The documentary mentions Price’s past arrest, yet no details are provided about the circumstances or outcomes, leaving a factual gap.
Verbatim Quotes
- “'For one night only, I’m doing my most honest live event yet. We’ll talk about everything. No script. No filters. No subjects off limits.” — Alex Reid
- “I told them to speak from their heart,” — Katie Price
- “That period of my life, I don't think people realise when I said when I said I had a breakdown, I wanted to die, didn't want to be here.” — Katie Price
- “She wasn't in the right headspace, she really wasn’t. And she wasn't being a mum, she wasn't being the mum that I knew from when I was a little boy. The amount of love she gave me was so immense that that's what I missed so much. Mum was on drugs, and she could not look after us, and that is the reality of it. She couldn't.” — Princess
What’s Next
Alex Reid’s live event is scheduled for next month in Hampshire, where he intends to expand on his perspective of the relationship and address unanswered questions raised by the documentary.
