Katie Price has claimed she will get her own West End show about her colorful life.
The former glamor model, 45, attended the press night for Priscilla The Party! on HERE on Outernet on Monday, with her new boyfriend JJ Slater and two of her theater friends.
He was clearly inspired by the jukebox musical as he hinted that he would soon see his own stage show.
Sharing a video of her posing on the red carpet on her Instagram, Katie wrote: ‘Reunited with @andy_bren. “Can’t wait for @andy_bren to write my West End show.”
Andy Brennan is an actor, presenter and producer, currently working as artistic director of OCD Productions UK and creative director of Adventure Wonderland Park in Bournemouth.
Katie Price has claimed she will get her own West End show about her colorful life.
The former glamor model, 45, attended the press night for Priscilla The Party! on Outernet on Monday, with her new boyfriend JJ Slater and two of her theater friends.
She was clearly inspired by the jukebox musical as she hinted that she would soon see her own stage show, sharing a clip with the caption: “Can’t wait for @andy_bren to write my West End show.”
Katie worked alongside Andy late last year, starring together in the Sleeping Beauty pantomime at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool.
The mother-of-five played The Wicked Fairy Carabosse, while Andy took on the role of Queen FiFi of Fazakerley in December.
It’s not the first time Katie has claimed she’ll have her own show in the West End.
In 2020, the television personality said that a producer wanted to write a show about his dramatic life based on his autobiographies.
He has written a whopping six autobiographies over the years, starting with Being Jordan in 2004 and his latest, Harvey and Me, which will be published in 2021.
Katie didn’t stop there as she also claimed the plan was to turn the West End show into a Netflix film.
Talking to new people! magazine, explained: “I actually sent all my books to a producer and they want to write a West End show about my life and then turn it into a movie for Netflix.”
The star explained: “Someone would be playing me and I could narrate it or something.”
Andy Brennan is an actor, presenter and producer, currently working as artistic director of OCD Productions UK and creative director of Adventure Wonderland Park in Bournemouth.
Katie worked alongside Andy (pictured) late last year, starring together in the Sleeping Beauty pantomime at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool.
The mother-of-five played The Wicked Fairy Carabosse, while Andy took on the role of Queen FiFi of Fazakerley in December (pictured).
Referring to her plastic surgery over the years, Katie admitted that finding the perfect actress to play her would be “hard to cast” as she “has changed so much.”
She wouldn’t be the first star to make the transition from reality TV to the West End stage, with the likes of X Factor’s Alexandra Burke and Love Island’s Amber Davies also starring in productions.
While Gemma Collins launched her own live theater tour in 2022 and was also briefly cast as Mama Morton in Chicago the Musical.
A new Netflix show and movie would be just what Katie needs right now, after she was declared bankrupt for the second time.
He failed to pay more than £750,000 in unpaid tax and will now face losing his home unless HMRC can recover the money.
Earlier this month, Katie failed to appear at a court hearing in London, with An HMRC official said it had not paid any money owed or responded to any correspondence since the claim over the unpaid tax was brought last year.
When the news broke, Katie was speaking exclusively on the Mail’s comedy podcast. Straight to the comments!.
When she was told that a story had just broken about her, she gasped in shock and said, ‘Is it? Oh get lost! Are you serious while I’m sitting here? What have I done now?’
This isn’t the first time Katie has claimed she would have her own show, as in 2020 she said a producer wanted to write one based on her autobiographies (pictured in 2013).
He has written a whopping six autobiographies over the years, starting with Being Jordan in 2004 and his latest, Harvey and Me, published in 2021 (pictured in 2004).
She also claimed that the plan was to turn the West End show into a Netflix film, but admitted that finding the perfect actress to play her would be “difficult to cast” due to her multiple plastic surgeries.
After finding out she had been declared bankrupt for a second time, she said she had been discharged for “serious things” in her life.
She said: ‘I know I had court last week or the week before. Because of what’s going on in my life, I’ve actually been furloughed because I’m dealing with some serious stuff.’
He continued: ‘I just can’t bear to go to court. Mentally I can’t do it.’
Katie went on to claim that she “doesn’t get away with it” by not paying, insisting that she is making the payments.
She said: ‘There are different types of bankruptcy, I think they just use the word bankruptcy. No one really knows the ins and outs of it all.
And believe me, I don’t get away with it either. As if you couldn’t: taxes you can never escape, you have to pay them. Don’t think I sit here and don’t pay for things because I do.
Speaking about when her debts started piling up, Katie explained: ‘Since my crisis. When you are sick and depressed everything accumulates.
‘If you can’t cope with something or you haven’t paid that bill. Communicate, don’t ignore because when you ignore it, it gets worse.
While Gemma Collins launched her own live theater tour in 2022 and was also briefly cast as Mama Morton in Chicago the Musical (pictured).
“It bothers me because you don’t know how hard I’ve mentally tried to get out of that rut I was in. A rut where I hanged myself and thought I died.”
It is the second bankruptcy Katie has faced as creditors pursue her over a £3.2 million payout over the collapse of her company Jordan Trading Ltd.
She went bankrupt for the first time in 2019 when her company, which sold perfumes and cosmetics, went bankrupt.
Her debt could see her lose her £2million mansion called ‘Mucky Mansion’ after it fell into disrepair.
A bankruptcy expert told MailOnline it would take “exceptional circumstances” for Katie to keep the £2million home after failing to comply with the terms of both bankruptcies.
It would also mean that any profits she has made in the years since she was first declared bankrupt will also be taken away from her, as she is believed to earn approximately £2.2million a year from her Onlyfans account.
In October, Katie appeared on Michelle Visage’s Rule Breakers podcast and said she was “fed up” with facing legal action and would be willing to go to prison to “end it all.”
She added that she had recently been to court “more times than I’ve had hot dinners” and that she “really” wouldn’t care if she was jailed.
He also told Daisy May Cooper on her Educating Daisy podcast: “If they put me in prison, it’ll be another chapter in the book.”
A new Netflix show and movie would be just what Katie needs right now, after she was declared bankrupt for the second time after failing to pay more than £750,000 in unpaid taxes.
Katie first went bankrupt in 2019 when her company, which sold perfumes and cosmetics, went bust and creditors are chasing her over a £3.2 million payout (pictured in 2019).
Her debt could see her lose her £2million mansion called ‘Mucky Mansion’ after it fell into disrepair (pictured)