Kerry Katona has finally broken her silence on the explosive fallout with Katie Price — and she’s making one thing crystal clear: she’s done with the drama.
The former Atomic Kitten star, 45, brushed off the chaos surrounding their Dubai trip in a new interview, insisting she’s in a “good place” and has no intention of being dragged back into the saga — despite previously unfollowing Katie’s husband Lee Andrews on Instagram.
Speaking candidly, Kerry didn’t hold back as she addressed the situation, making it clear she wants nothing to do with the ongoing speculation. She said she doesn’t want to talk about Katie or Lee, adding that she has no interest in the situation and refuses to give it any attention. Kerry stressed she is in a good place and that Katie can do whatever she wants, calling her a grown woman. She went on to say the whole thing has become boring and that she is completely over it, even jokingly asking if people could move on to a new drama.
Her comments come after reports that she had quietly unfollowed Lee following a chaotic Valentine’s trip to Dubai — a getaway that allegedly ended in a shocking altercation.
According to insiders, tensions boiled over when Kerry’s boyfriend Paolo Margaglione stepped in during a heated exchange between Lee and Katie. It was claimed that Lee became aggressive and allegedly threw punches, with one reportedly landing on Paolo’s head.
While Kerry wasn’t present during the alleged incident, sources said she was left shaken after hearing what had happened — and chose to distance herself from Lee, with her loyalties firmly with Paolo.
However, Katie Price has fiercely denied the claims, insisting there was no physical confrontation at all. She said there had been no punch-up between Lee and Paolo and that they actually had a great day together. Katie also defended her husband, saying he has never been aggressive or angry towards her and describing him as her “absolute teddy bear.” She added that they are deeply in love and excited to return to the UK for a big wedding celebration with family and friends — including Kerry and Paolo as special guests.
Despite the denials, the alleged fallout is said to have strained Kerry and Katie’s long-standing 22-year friendship — a bond that dates back to their time on I’m A
in 2004 and continued through joint tours as recently as last year.
Kerry briefly touched on the Dubai trip in her column, revealing that her romantic getaway was cut short when Paolo had to fly back to the UK after just 14 hours due to a work emergency, leaving her alone and “gutted.”
Now, with emotions cooling and both sides offering conflicting accounts, Kerry appears determined to move on — making it clear she won’t be pulled back into the chaos, no matter how loud the headlines get.
