Katie Price has opened up about her turbulent romantic history and personal struggles in a recent documentary, offering candid reflections on past relationships and her mental health journey.

Price, a well-known media personality, recounted several high-profile relationships spanning over two decades. She described early heartbreak following a breakup with Dane Bowers, with whom she collaborated musically. After being excluded from a promotional tour, she said jealousy led her to pose for a topless calendar in retaliation. The split left her deeply upset, prompting a suicide attempt, which she explained as a misguided effort to convey her love and win him back.

Following this, Price briefly dated former Manchester United footballer Dwight Yorke. She admitted the relationship was primarily motivated by revenge against Bowers, a strong supporter of the football club. When she became pregnant with her eldest son Harvey, Yorke ended the relationship.

In 2002, Price began a relationship with singer Gareth Gates, who had risen to fame as a contestant on Pop Idol. Gates, now 41, initially denied the seriousness of their relationship but later acknowledged it was more than a brief encounter, despite Price being pregnant at the time. He described their connection as swift and intense, though he felt they were young to fully grasp the depth of their feelings. Price later gave an interview implying their intimate life had helped Gates overcome his well-known stammer, an episode she now regrets, acknowledging it was fueled by revenge and was a decision she wishes she had not made public.

Price's subsequent relationship with musician Peter Andre, whom she met on the reality TV show "I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!" in 2004, marked a more positive chapter. The couple married in 2005 and had two children together, Junior and Princess, before divorcing in 2009. Price describes that period as some of the best times in her life.

In recent years, Price has focused on therapy and personal development. Despite ongoing public concern about her health, including significant weight loss, she spoke openly about her continued struggles with body image and self-esteem, referencing her numerous cosmetic procedures and describing herself as a “stick insect.” She revealed a diagnosis of ADHD and shared insights into managing impulsivity, emphasizing that while she has learned some control, her personality remains distinct.

Price expressed a desire for the documentary to present an honest portrayal of her life, even when revisiting painful memories. She acknowledged the vulnerability that still exists beneath her public persona, stating, “Believe it or not, there’s still a very vulnerable, shy person in me.”