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Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Tuesday, the 25th of September.

And it rumbles on.

I mean, it's never ending this story.

This is Katie Price.

This is her mother, jumping in and blaming every one of the ex-husbands.

Everybody except her dreary old daughter, who turned out the other day on a way to rehab, saves, you know, two other motorists or something. Why she didn't just keep going? I've got no idea. She's obviously not remotely interested in doing anything. Now Alex Reid, is that enough? And he's taken a swipe at her. He says, Katie Price, checking into the priory. What a crock of, what's it? Cocaine Head and Poor Me Syndrome. Can't stand her. A farce, awful woman. And so it goes on. She's also set up pap shots as she walked in as a day patient with luggage. This is what somebody else wrote.

Because remember I told you that there was a picture of her outside the Priory?

This is a private property.

She knew that there was somebody taking pictures of her.

And then her mother has the audacity to blame every one of the ex-husbands.

Of course, I mean, not realising in their simple little world that, of course, you know, maybe one, not two, definitely not three.

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