Katie Price's new documentary series threatens to blow up her fragile truce with ex-husband Peter Andre, a ceasefire declared earlier this year after years of bitter conflict.
In her Sky TV program, Katie Price: Nothing To Hide, she reflects on her marriage to Peter, calling it the best time of her life "until things went sour." The four-part series features scathing comments from family members and clips from their reality show, where Peter unleashes verbal assaults on Katie.
In one shocking moment, he calls Katie an "arrogant b****," saying, "You're a f****** idiot. I hope you learn a lesson and come down a peg or two because you're too far up your own a***."
Peter's treatment of Katie is laid bare as he refers to her as a "stupid, miserable cow" on camera. Katie's sister Sophie describes their four-year marriage as "really intense" and "toxic." Their mother Amy claims Katie felt "quite stifled" by Peter, who disapproved of her drinking and clothing choices.
Katie's brother Dan states she "couldn't have a drink at home" because Peter "didn't like it." Katie herself adds that going out became a significant issue in their relationship.
Insiders now express concern that the documentary could jeopardize the peace between Katie and Peter, who share two children, Junior and Princess. A source reveals, "Katie's friends are worried she's upset Pete again, because she's opened a can of worms here. They are concerned she's reignited their feud with what she's saying against him and by trying to blame him and not take responsibility. This is just opening old wounds."
In episode three, viewers witness the couple savaging each other during filming of their reality show Katie and Peter: The Next Chapter in Los Angeles. Amy recalls a confrontation in a shop where Peter berates Katie for talking to a store employee, calling her a "stupid cow."
After Katie retaliates by calling Peter "an old f****** singer no one knows about," he loses his temper, accusing her of having a "real attitude problem" and labeling her a "stupid, arrogant, miserable cow."
When Katie declares, "I'm miserable with you, no one else," Peter erupts, saying, "How f****** dare you talk to me like that. You think you're gonna get away with it?" Amy describes these scenes as upsetting.
Katie reflects on losing control of her identity in the relationship, stating she couldn't be her full self in the end. Earlier this year, both issued a joint statement promising to "move forward into a new chapter with positivity and respect" for their children.
In April, Peter expressed optimism about their relationship, stating, "It's actually great. The kids are grown up [and] it's nice that everyone moves forward. It's just all positive and it's lovely." However, the release of Katie's documentary threatens to undo that progress.
Sources indicate that everyone is concerned about the potential fallout from the documentary. "Katie has brought this on herself and made this public," one insider reveals. "Pete and Katie agreed to a truce because everything's affected the kids badly, which they've spoken about in the doc. Everyone wants Kate and Pete to get on for the sake of the kids."
The couple married in 2005 at Highclere Castle when Peter was 32 and Katie was 27. Their relationship deteriorated after allegations of Katie's infidelity surfaced. Reflecting on their marriage's collapse, Katie states, "For people looking in, we were the perfect couple, but there were things that weren't right. It's all about communication and we didn't communicate." She acknowledges they could have worked through their issues but admits it's too late to turn back time.
At the end of episode three, Peter states on screen, "I have chosen not to speak publicly about these matters out of love and respect for Junior and Princess. Today, Katie and I maintain an amicable relationship in the interests of our children. I sincerely wish her happiness and peace for the future."
