Ahead of the release of her new documentary Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, the media personality sat down with Radio Times to discuss her 30-year career - one that has played out in the public eye from marriages, motherhood and multi-million pound contracts to scandal, cosmetic surgery, bankruptcy and betrayal.
Looking back on that part of her life, Price noted that while there is not a lot she'd change, she admitted that Eurovision was the one thing she "hated".
Joking she might auction it off or have it in an exhibition at a museum, it's clearly something Price doesn't want to revisit.
View oEmbed on the source websiteIn an episode of her podcast released last year, Price admitted: "I haven’t got any memories of Eurovision apart from when I was going to represent the UK in Eurovision and they weren’t good memories...
"It’s just all political stuff, as usual but anyway, that’s always a regret of mine doing that. If there’s any regret of any job, it was me doing Eurovision in the pink rubber catsuit being seven months pregnant. Trying to hide the fact that I was pregnant."
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