Katie Price reveals she has egg and sperm donors lined up for sixth child
Katie Price has eggs from several donors who look like her and an American sperm donor so that she can have a sixth child that looks like her before she hits 50. The former glamour model and reality TV star, 46, has revealed she has the egg donors after her 'turbulent IVF' journey with former partner Carl Woods back in 2023.
Their treatment was documented in the controversial show Katie Price: Making Babies earlier this year.
The mother of five says she her eggs 'are too old' but she has everything she needs in place to welcome a baby and she wants one that looks like her.
Speaking to Paul C Brunson on his We Need To Talk Podcast, she revealed she acquired donor eggs last year – before meeting current boyfriend JJ Slater, 32. And she was happy to have a baby 'on my own'.
Opening up about her plans, she even hinted that the father of her baby might not even be the MAFS UK star's as she already has a sperm donor lined up, while she also remained vague as to whether the couple have considered having children together.
Detailing her IVF battle and plans for the future, Price said: 'I had IVF and it failed because basically my eggs are too old. I gave it a go even though the doctors said you've got a 1% chance of that working, but I just said I might be that 1%. I'm doing it! I went through all of it and it didn't work.
'So I have got donor eggs, I got them last year. You don't see the picture but they go on how I look, like the dark hair, the green eyes, Spanish... because I've got like Italian/Spanish in me.
'And then because I'm not afraid to have a baby on my own, before I met JJ I was quite happy. I found a sperm donor from America, from black origin.'
She went on to reveal that despite having a sperm donor lined up, if she 'met someone' who wanted a child, she'd be open to have one with them - but they'll 'never have the Pricey DNA".
Price said: 'Because I'm pre-menopause at the moment, I thought you can't have kids, but you can. I've been tested, I'm, all fine, I can still carry babies. So I have got the eggs there, I've got everything set up ready for when I want it.
'But then I think what if I met someone and then they want a baby. Obviously I'd have to say to them well obviously you can never have my eggs so you'll never have the Pricey DNA. You'll have the donor DNA, you can't have the Pricey, only five kids have got the Pricey one - there's no more! Although I can carry it, but it'll be their sperm.
'But I'm not in no rush. This is the thing, I'm in no rush to do any of this, I'm in no rush to get married.
'To be honest, do I want to get married again?… It'll be nice to get all married but is it important to me? No.'
Price is already mother to five children with previous partners.
She is mum to Harvey, 22, with ex Dwight Yorke, Junior, 19, and Princess 17, with ex-husband Peter Andre, and Jett, 11, and Bunny, 10, with ex-husband Kieran Hayler.
Writing in her new book This Is Me, Katie told how she has an American fertility clinic on speed dial and has already chosen the man whose sperm she will use.
In an extract seen by The Mirror, Katie wrote: 'I am going to have another baby. There is a clinic that currently has some donor eggs and sperm ready and is waiting for me to come in and have them implanted.
'I went through a list of suitable donors and I have chosen sperm from a man who is mixed race from America and although I potentially have one egg that would be viable, I have chosen to have a donor egg too.'
Price also told how she would like to one day become a paramedic or a life coach, but also harbours dreams of rebuilding her fallen empire.
She said: 'I've got my book, I've got my perfume coming out, swimwear, underwear, all that. 'Exactly what I used to do before, but this time I'm in control and it's mine. I've done a reset. I feel like I've started my career again.
'But I'm more powerful because I've got the knowledge now. It's on my terms, no one else's.'
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