KATIE Price has signed up to star in Celebrity Cooking School, The Sun can exclusively reveal.
The glamour model, 44, has done a deal to show off her culinary skills – or lack of them – in the upcoming second series of the E4 show.
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The reality show sees a host of famous faces, who are self-proclaimed ‘horrendous’ cooks, enrol in a crash course in cookery to see if they can impress Michelin-starred chef, Giorgio Locatelli.
A TV insider said: “Katie was top of the show bosses’ wish list, so they were thrilled when she agreed to do it as they’ll know she’ll make great telly.
“For Katie, it’s a chance to show a different side of herself after all the drama with her bankruptcy court case and her on-off relationship with Carl. She’s looking forward to having some fun and getting back to doing more TV again.”
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While Katie has starred in her Mucky Mansion series for Channel 4, this will mark the first competition-based series she has done since her ill-fated stint on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins in 2020.
The mum of five pulled out of the brutal endurance test after just 48 hours when one of her famous breasts became inflamed, but this time around the former Celebrity Big Brother winner is determined to go the distance.
The source added: “Katie is competitive so she wants to win and prove that she can go all the way. She’s no Nigella, but like she always says, never underestimate the Pricey.”
The first series of Celebrity Cooking School was a hit when it aired last September and starred the likes of Kerry Katona, Melvin Odoom and Shaun Ryder.
First Dates Laura Tott was crowned the winner in a tense final, despite making the blunder of serving raw chicken in the all-important showdown.
The Sun has reached out to an E4 rep for comment.
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