‘No hurdle is too big for the Pricey’: Katie Price cracks the whip in first look at new horse show featuring Princess and Junior
The former glamour model is her usually outspoken self in Pony Club
SHE hasn’t had her own reality show for quite some time but Katie Price is back with a bang.
The first preview for Katie Price’s Pony Club has been released and it seems the mum-of-five still has exactly what it takes to be a reality TV star.
The short clip features the 38-year-old cracking the whip, literally, stripping off for a sexy photoshoot and warning: “No hurdle is too big for the Pricey.”
It also features her two children from her relationship with Peter Andre – Princess and Junior who have made no secret of their love of being TV again following a long hiatus.
Speaking in a piece to camera Junior says: “I’m very competitive I like winning.”
Princess didn’t disagree, saying: “Junior is a big show off .”
The fly-on-the-stable-wall show is based at Katie’s own family home in West Sussex, where she already keeps her five horses, four goats, four dogs, three pigs and one baby hedgehog.
Princess and Junior star alongside their closest friends in an attempt to create a top pony club team.
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The six novice riders are supported by their outspoken parents as they take on the best crop of children in the elite sport.
We imagine that Katie – who shouts in the trailer ‘Don’t be worried be petrified’ – will be the loudest of them all.
The TLC show – which airs on August 18th – hasn’t been without hiccups – at one point it’s future looked rocky after Princess fell from a horse and broke her arm.
She was forced to take six weeks of filming, according to step-dad Kieran.
Speaking at the launch he revealed: “Princess has taken six weeks off because she broke her arm, but now it’s out of a cast she can ride again in two weeks.
“And she’s already said she can’t wait to get back on, but she just won’t be doing any jumping.
“Which is fair enough, I completely understand that. She wants to take up dressage, which is one of the things she excelled at. So yeah all the kids carried on riding.”
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