Katie Price BLAMES her abusive past on her present life and SAYS she was raped in a park at the age of seven

Katie Price in a new candid new interview has gone down the memory lane to the day she would never forget.

The incident left her traumatic till date as she was raped in a park when she was just seven years old, admitting she ‘avoided’ her ordeal for years.

Her horrific experiences so far has since encouraged the life she’s living today.

Details of Her Abusive Past

She revealed other horrific ordeals she suffered on the Elizabeth Day’s How To Fail podcast, as she explained how she was violently abused by her first boyfriend before being cheated on by another.

At a point in her life, the former glamour model revealed she’s been diagnosed with severe ADHD.

She would later reach a breaking point in 2018 when she and her family were held at gunpoint in a case of carjacking in South Africa, her daughter Princess, 16, still has therapy.

When She Tried Suicide

The incident caused her to breakdown mentally breakdown as she failed a suicide attempt where she ‘knocked herself out and had black eyes’ – after which she sought treatment for PTSD.

Explaining the childhood trauma, Katie told Elizabeth: ‘I got raped in a park when I was seven, then I was nearly abducted.

‘Then I worked with a photographer, the police knocked on the door and he used to drug girls with milkshakes, but I never took it. 

‘One day he said ”I want you to be naked in a white wet shirt” and I said ”no” and then ”yeah”, so my start with men wasn’t good. 

How She Suffered Abuse From Boyfriend

‘My first boyfriend beat me up, the next would rip my clothes up and I would have to go ring my mum naked from a telephone box, then the next one cheated on me.

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‘So none of them were healthy and you become insecure and needy it becomes toxic. If men hadn’t been in my life I wouldn’t be bankrupt, mentally abused etc its to do with men. 

Her Motivation of Becoming a Model

‘I don’t know if that is why I do modelling because it’s like you can see me but can’t touch me.’

Katie continued ‘The rape never bothered me until I did Piers Morgan‘s Life Stories, and I was embarrassed. I cried because I never thought about it but it obviously bothered me. 

‘My mum had a cup of tea at the cafe and I remember the police coming and looking at my knickers, and I remember the man clear as day.’

The harrowing experiences Katie had has reportedly affected her relationships with men, she said candidly during a 2021 interview with The Sunday Times Magazine.