KERRY Katona has revealed her mum sold her wedding rings from Brian McFadden on eBay.
The former Atomic Kitten singer, 42, has shared how her mum sue flogged the bands when they fell out.
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Kerry married former Westlife singer Brian, 43, in 2002 with the pair splitting up in 2006.
After their breakup Kerry gifted her mum the rings – which Sue then sold on eBay.
Writing in her OK! column, she revealed: “She once said that she was keeping them for her daughters, which I understand as I wanted my girls to have my wedding rings, just so they had something from their parents being in love.
“But I gave the rings from my first marriage to my mum and when we fell out she sold them on eBay.”
Kerry and Brian share two children together, Molly, 21 and Lilly-Sue, 20.
She also has Heidi, 16, and Maxwell, 15, with her ex Mark Croft and nine-year-old with the late George Kay.
Kerry added in her column: “So, unfortunately, my girls don’t have anything from the wedding days – but they have our genes. What more could they want?”
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The TV star previously took aim at ITV’s This Morning and called for it to be revamped.
Kerry had a troubling interview with Phillip Schofield on the show back in 2008.
Last month Phil, 61, admitted to having an affair which a much younger colleague at the show and quit This Morning and ITV.
Kerry previously slammed Holly’s speech when she returned after an extended break off air following the controversy.
In a further swipe, Kerry wrote in her New Magazine column: “They need to revamp the show.
“It’s tarnished and tainted and it’s s****.”
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