She recently shared a YouTube video of herself at her “mucky mansion”, showing her humble abode off in all its messy glory.
Now it’s been reported that Katie Price‘s son Junior is “too embarrassed” to stay over at his mum’s Sussex pad.
The 14 year old is said to dislike the mess at his mum’s home and prefers to stay with his dad Peter Andre instead.
A source told the Mirror: “He was so embarrassed by the mess and preferred Peter’s cleaner house. He is like any teenage boy and embarrasses easily, so he just didn’t visit the house.”
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Junior says: ‘My friends at school say I’m not normal,’ and I say: ‘That’s what people say about me. None of us are normal.’
They added: “He still saw his mum, but wouldn’t stay overnight because he just couldn’t stand the mess.”
The fact that Katie recently got banned from driving also threw another spanner in the works.
The source said: “Junior also needed to get to school and Katie not driving meant it was more difficult to get around.”
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Katie and Peter are parents to Junior and his younger sister Princess, 12. The pair live with Pete, his wife Emily and their kids Amelia and Theo.
The model mum of five – Katie is also mum to eldest son Harvey and tots Jett and Bunny – recently opened up about embarrassing her kids on the school run.
She said: “They don’t even like me getting out the car when I pick them up from school.”
She continued: “They get embarrassed of me even pulling up in a pink car, embarrassed when I get out.”
Katie added: “Junior says to me: ‘My friends at school say that I’m not normal,’ and I say: ‘That’s what people say about me. None of us are normal.'”
This week, it was reported that Katie had signed up for another TV project. She is said to be taking part in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins for Stand Up To Cancer.
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