Katie Price set to have sixth child after finding look-alike egg donor
LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 17: Katie Price attends the documentary premiere of "The Psychopath Life Coach" at The Curzon Mayfair on November 17, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by)
Katie Price has said that she is set to have her sixth child after finding a look-alike egg donor.
The 46-year-old revealed that she wants to have another baby but has been forced to use an egg donor as she is in pre-menopause.
Speaking on Paul C Brunson's We Need To Talk Podcast, Pricey says she also has a sperm donor.
"I had IVF and it failed because my eggs are too old,' she said of an attempt to get pregnant with her ex-fiance Carl Woods.
"And then I gave it a go even though the doctor said you've got 1% chance of it working, I said well I might be that 1%, I'm doing it.
"So I went through all of it and then it didn't work,' she continued.
'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, green eyes, this Spanish. Because I've got like Italian/Spanish in me,' she added.
Katie said she's not afraid to have a baby on her own, and was quite happy even before she met her current beau, Married At First Sight star JJ Slater.
"I found a sperm donor from America, from black origin.
"I'm going through the pre-menopause at the moment, and so I thought, you can't have kids, but you can, and I've been tested.
'I'm all fine. I can still carry babies, so I have got the sperm and I have got the eggs there because I've got everything set up for when I want it.'
The former glamour model and reality TV star is mother to Harvey (22), whom she shares with footballer Dwight Yorke.
She also parented Junior (19), Princess (17), with ex-husband Peter Andre as well as Jett (11) and Bunny (10) with ex-husband Kieran Hayler.
Price and her ex-fiancé Carl Woods took part in a Channel 4 documentary about their IVF journey in 2023, before they split months later.
It came after Woods found out she had allegedly cheated on him and sexted other men.
The two-part series aired in January and followed the pair as their relationship took a massive turn.
'It's the hardest decision of my life to make, like to tap out on it,' Carl said of his decision to end their relationship.
"She will just think that I'm out of order. 'He's left me when we were having a child'.
'It's not about that at all. What it is about, it is about having stability in my life.
"Kids need a stable home, and there's no sign of it changing,' he continued.
LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 17: Katie Price attends the documentary premiere of "The Psychopath Life Coach" at The Curzon Mayfair on November 17, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by)
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"I don't have the fight left in me. I've fought for three years.
'I've never wanted it to go this way. An IVF journey is hard anyway, really difficult with the drugs and the mood swings.
'It's been absolute hell. I've sat at the end of the bed and cried to her. I have done everything I can do, and only last thing is to walk away.'
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