Katie Price’s latest live tour appearance with her best friend Kerry Katona has reignited concern from fans after the former glamour model was seen vaping on stage while looking “bored and uninterested.”
The 47-year-old mum-of-five has been travelling across the UK with Kerry, 45, for their show An Evening with Katie Price & Kerry Katona, but their performances have been plagued with drama. Katie has been hours late to appearances, Kerry once walked off after a panic attack, and police were even called at one stop due to rowdy fans. At another venue, Katie was reportedly “booted” out of her hotel.
Their most recent event in Harpenden saw Katie and Kerry arrive 15 minutes late, with Katie’s children Princess and Junior joining Kerry’s daughter Heidi in the audience. According to one insider, Katie “hid behind a cushion, vaping with stress because her children were there which meant she couldn’t host the show properly.” The source added: “She looked and acted bored and uninterested the whole way through,” sparking genuine concern for her wellbeing.
Despite fans whispering about poor ticket sales and possible refunds, the pair’s representative insisted “nobody has demanded a refund.” Katie and Kerry themselves have hit back at the speculation, saying they remain committed to “telling all” about their chaotic lives in the spotlight.
Kerry previously explained her dramatic on-stage exit in Shrewsbury, admitting she suffered a “full-on blown panic attack” during a segment about their childhoods. “I was so embarrassed. My heart was going so fast, I thought I was going to faint,” she told fans afterwards.
At another stop in Whitley Bay, the show was delayed, forcing Kerry to take the stage without Katie. In Harpenden, Katie appeared on a big screen from her car before arriving late, promising fans she’d make it by 9:18pm, but showing up 20 minutes after that.
For now, both women are brushing off the chaos, but growing whispers suggest the tour has raised more questions about Katie’s health and stability than about her headline-grabbing stories.
