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Katie Price’s reality show is reportedly in danger of being axed from screens as her personal life continues to make headlines.
Reports claim that Quest Red bosses are refusing to sign on the dotted line for a third series of Price’s fly-on-the-wall documentary.
A source told The Sun: “Katie’s life has hit rock bottom in recent weeks, which has made it difficult to put any regular arrangements in place for her show.
“The first two series were a big success for Quest Red and Katie’s appearance quickly became their top rated programme.
“But the whole premise of the show is to follow Katie as a mother-of-five but that may be impossible going forward due to recent events in her life.”
The insider added that while there is a “slim chance” for a third series, the 40-year-old former model would have to “prove she’s turned her life around” before even sitting down to talk series three.
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A spokesperson for Quest Red, part of the Discovery portfolio, said: “Katie Price: My Crazy Life Season 2 finished airing last month. No decisions have been made about a new series.”
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The reports come the same day as claims about Price’s conduct at the school gates emerged, alleging Price yelled an explicit sentence at Kieran Hayler’s new girlfriend.
Price shares Jett, five and Bunny, four with her estranged third husband. She is also mum to Harvey, 16, Junior, 13 and Princess, 11.