Katie Price Shocks Audience with Allegations Against British TV Star During Live Stage Show
Katie Price shocked her audience during a live stage show by alleging that a British TV star raped her over two decades ago. This revelation came during her tour, “An Evening with Katie Price and Kerry Katona,” which features 38 performances across the UK. She named the alleged attacker while performing in Bradford, prompting gasps from the audience.
Katie Price’s Allegations Unveiled
During her recent gig, Katie Price stated that she had been sexually assaulted by the well-known celebrity, an admission she had previously refrained from making. The 47-year-old reality TV star had maintained her silence on this sensitive issue, asserting in 2009 and 2012 that she would “never name him.”
- Event: An Evening with Katie Price and Kerry Katona
- Location: Bradford, UK
- Number of Tour Dates: 38
- Incident Timeline: Alleged rape occurred over 20 years ago
Audience Reaction
Fans were taken aback by the sudden revelation. Many described the moment as shocking, with one attendee noting they had not anticipated such a revelation during the show. Another fan expressed a newfound respect for Price after hearing her claims.
Previous Statements and Police Involvement
In 2012, Surrey Police clarified that they would not investigate Price’s past allegations due to a lack of formal complaints or evidence. They stated that all reports of sexual offenses are taken seriously and that any new information could reopen the case.
Price’s representative has remained silent on the matter when approached for comment, and inquiries have been made to the accused party regarding the allegations.
Touring with Kerry Katona
Katie Price and Kerry Katona are currently in the midst of their UK tour, showcasing personal stories and experiences from their lives. This incident adds a new layer to their ongoing performances.
The audience’s reactions and the gravity of the claims highlight the complex issues surrounding celebrity culture and the discussion of sexual violence.
