EXCLUSIVE: Kerry Katona has opened up about why the ‘amazing’ support she’s getting following her candid admissions on Paul C Brunson’s podcast instantly makes her worried about what”s coming next – if past history has anything to do with it
Kerry Katona has opened up candidly in her latest OK! column about the incredible wave of support she has experienced since the second episode of her podcast with Celebs Go Dating expert Paul C Brunson landed, as she continues to enjoy her UK tour with Katie Price and blossoming relationship with personal trainer Paulo Margaglione, who she met on Celebs Go Dating.
Opening up in her OK column about how emotional she gets when the public stand behind her and things seem to be going well, as well as the fears she admits automatically come with such positive reactions from fans, she said: “Part two of my podcast with Paul Brunson came out last week – it was an emotional conversation. “
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The star, whose journey on Celebs Go Dating has come to a close, added:”I can’t actually watch the whole thing, to be honest. I’m glad I did it and the support has been amazing – my DMs are actually flooded. I’m still feeling overwhelmed with it all.
“Whenever I get this much love and feel on top, people always seem to tear me back down to the bottom, so I feel like I’m just waiting for things to go wrong again. But I’m going to try to stay positive and enjoy it. Give it a watch on Paul’s We Need To Talk YouTube channel.”
Speaking on Paul’s podcast, the former Atomic Kitten Star, who has had a famously turbulent upbringing, revealed amongst other things that she ‘almost’ became an escort aged 16, and admitted she had aspirations of becoming a Page 3 model as she “wasn’t going to be a rocket scientist”.
She also spoke about her rollercoaster relationship with her mother, who introduced her to drugs as a teenager, but has since apologised for her mistakes.
Supporters on social media showered Kerry with praise for her bravery following the series of jaw-dropping disclosures – one describing her as “truly amazing, strong and brave” and another praising her for being “so open and transparent”.
Famous friends have also expressed tremendous respect for the mother-of-five, including Christine McGuinness who remarked, “Turning pain into power over pity – my kinda woman!” And Gemma Atkinson confessed Kerry had made her “cry”.
Kerry subsequently admitted in a tearful video on her social media that, whilst certain aspects of her past weren’t easy to revisit, she believes it’s crucial to be truthful about some of its bleaker moments.
“You can’t live with regrets in life, so I don’t regret things – it’s put me where I am today. I have been feeling so overwhelmed and emotional since the podcast came out because I spoke about a lot of things from my past. It’s hard to go back to that place.”
Source: Mirror
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