Katie Price stuns fans as she reveals new plan to finally make it as a popstar – despite flop album & Eurovision regrets
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KATIE Price has revealed that she plans to resurrect her singing career - 10 years after her attempt at Eurovision.
The former glamour model, 46, said she has a new album is in the works along with a tour next year.
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Katie Price revealed that she plans to resurrect her singing career
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She took to the stage back in 2005 in the bid to represent the UK at Eurovision
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Taking to her TikTok, Katie said: "Music, I've got my album coming out, I'm going up and down the country doing my normal gigs and next year, I haven't released the dates yet, I'm touring up and down the country.
"It's going to be called Katie Price's big bangers, where I do a lot of old school covers and my own material as well,
"You'll have to watch."
The wannabe pop star took to the stage back in 2005 with a performance of her song Not Just Anybody.
Katie was hoping to be chosen to represent the UK in the song competition, but got panned, with the position being awarded to Javine Hylton instead.
Viewers were left scandalised by Katie gyrating to her entry in a hot pink latex catsuit while seven months pregnant.
Last May the media personality shared a video documenting her Eurovision attempt that was made by a fan on Instagram, giggling: "Wow memories lol. I couldn't sing that song then and still couldn't now!
"But still an achievement."
The former model also released a duets album, A Whole New World, with her then husband Peter Andre in 2006.
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All proceeds went to charity and the record reached number 20 on the album chart.
Still together at the time, the pair were seen performing it together on live TV - with mixed reviews as a result.
Katie also live-streamed her latest cosmetic procedure to thousands of stunned fans directly from the operating table.
Two surgeons worked on the TV star simultaneously injecting her bum with 50 needles of filler.
Katie previously said she had cancelled the op and was hitting the gym to make her bum bigger naturally, but has now given in to temptation.
In a TikTok broadcast, the 46-year-old glamour model and mum appeared upbeat and relaxed as she spoke with viewers while receiving 500ml of filler for her latest BBL to give her rear a boost.
'I'm having it done now, filler put in as we speak,' she explained mid-procedure.
'Two surgeons so it's quicker because I'd rather have it both done at the same time. Teamwork makes the dream work.'
Wearing a tight white top, Katie - who recently had a face lift - reclined on a bed in what looked like a surgical setting later revealed to be a London clinic, not in Turkey, as many fans had assumed.
She wore a brown headband as she chatted casually to the camera.
Katie said: 'I've just had Endo laser and filler, I'm having it put in my bum.
'It will dissolve over time, but it can last up to two years.
'Something can always go wrong. Anaesthetic is always a risk, but I haven't been put to sleep for this — I'm awake, talking to you guys.'
Despite the £1,500 cost of the treatment, Katie admitted she was getting it done for free to promote the clinic.
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