“The former glamour model, 47, and Atomic Kitten star, 45, are in the midst of their tell-all tour, An Evening with Katie Price & Kerry Katona.”, — write: www.dailymail.co.uk
The former glamour model, 47, and Atomic Kitten star, 45, are in the midst of their tell-all tour, An Evening with Katie Price & Kerry Katona.
On her Snapchat, Katie shared an update of how her morning was going and wrote: ‘Hotel booted us out’
In the video she explained in more detail, saying: ‘Morning everyone, well believe it or not had a good night sleep. The theatre is only 1o minutes away from the hotel, and don’t you just hate it when people knock on the door of your hotel, “come on you’ve got to get out now”
‘It really winds me up. I’m like, “yes if you want to come in you can see we are packing up,” anyway we are at the theatre six hours early which is good so I’m going to find a Subway. So I’m going to put the kittens in, settle them in, and then go and get a Subway.’
Katie has been keeping her beloved cats close by after sharing that two of them had been rushed to the vets.
Katie, who has been condemned by animal charities for owning pets after she suffered a series of deaths, previously shared that she rushed the two kittens to the vets after JJ found them limp.
Speaking in an update to Facebook , she explained: ‘They were born two weeks premature and we have been bottle feeding them as well as their mum feeding them. But they’ve all been really healthy.
‘We’re all really attached to them, they look at me like their second mum because obviously I feed them.’
She continued: ‘So JJ calls and says he thinks two of the kittens are dead because they’re not moving.
‘He showed them me and they were all limp with their tongues out, two of them. I said you need to get them to the vets straight away.
‘He took them to the vet and the vet said it would be best to let them go basically, put them to sleep. I said, “No chance they must be able to do something.”
‘Thank God I didn’t go with what the vet said. £1400 later they are now home. I’m just keeping a close eye on them. Thank god because they are like my babies.’
Doris gave birth last month and Katie has been working around the clock to help her cat look after the kittens, even a missing a holiday to the Isle of Wight.
Katie welcomed Doris and two other bald cats into her home last October, despite calls from animal charities for her to be banned from owning pets.
It comes after Katie was forced to apologise to fans live on stage after a group of ‘drunken and disruptive’ women got kicked out of her show with Kerry.
Katie and Kerry headed to the Floral Pavilion theatre in New Brighton , Liverpool, on Sunday for their most recent performance.
But the show reportedly descended into chaos after a ‘drunken’ group were ordered to leave by security and the police were called, delaying act two of the performance.
Security staff were reportedly seen talking to a member of the audience during the show – and despite the host saying the interval would last around 15 minutes, the commencement of the second half was delayed as security staff dealt with the group in the front row.
Soon after an unknown number of women were removed from the venue, much to the delight of the rest of the crowd who are said to have cheered.
Katie apologised to the audience for the half-an-hour break between acts, as she said: ‘Sorry about the drama. It had nothing to do with us.’
Her and Kerry explained they weren’t aware of what had happened exactly but they had been ‘watching drama unfold on a TV backstage’.
Kerry went on to call out the group who had been kicked out for ‘ruining the show for everybody else’, before the duo got back to performing hit songs.
After the show, two police cars were reportedly seen outside the theatre.
Merseyside Police confirmed to the ECHO in a statement: ‘We received a report at just before 9.10pm last night, Sunday September 7, from security staff at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton, that a number of females had been asked to leave due to drunken and disruptive behaviour.
‘It was reported that they refused to leave and continued to be verbally abusive towards staff. Enquiries into the matter are ongoing.’
A spokesperson for the Floral Pavilion Theatre said: ‘Sadly the second part of last night’s show was briefly delayed due to disruptive behaviour from a small number of audience members.
‘We are grateful to the support of the police officers who assisted theatre staff to swiftly remove them from the premises.’