Katie Price is embroiled in a fresh legal storm as her former partners unite in a bid to block her upcoming tell-all Sky documentary. Reports reveal her ex-husbands—including Peter Andre, Kieran Hayler, and Alex Reid—have collectively taken legal steps, accusing the production of containing damaging, unverifiable claims. Peter, who has stayed largely silent regarding their split for years, recently broke his silence, denouncing the “baseless accusations” and reinforcing that he has custody of their children, Junior and Princess, for their safety.Entertainment Daily+10The Sun+10Ground News+10Entertainment Daily+1
A Confrontation Decades in the Making
Peter’s public statement marks a turning point in his and Katie’s long-standing feud. Sources say Kieran Hayler and Alex Reid are now consulting lawyers to join the legal effort, perceiving the documentary as a betrayal. Katie, meanwhile, insists she will no longer be “bullying and gaslit” and that she is handling the matter legally.The Sun+1
The Documentary at the Center of the Conflict
The controversial documentary—reportedly produced by Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse and set to air next year—promises a retrospective on Katie’s rise, highly-publicized personal struggles, and her tumultuous past relationships.Yahoo News+5Entertainment Daily+5The Sun+5 While it aims to offer raw insight into her life, the reaction from her exes suggests it could become a public relations and legal minefield.
Fallout and Public Reaction
The legal feud adds another twist to Katie’s already colorful public persona. After high-profile TV appearances and series like her recent IVF documentary, this project appears even more polarizing. Fans and viewers alike are divided—some see it as a compelling narrative, while others question the ethics of exposing personal relationships so publicly.
Looking Forward
Katie’s next move will be closely watched. She maintains she’s in a calm mental space and handling things lawfully. However, the unified reaction of her ex-partners signals a serious challenge ahead—and possibly significant edits or even cancellation if legal hurdles remain too high.