Loose Women’s Martine McCutcheon brags about hardcore drinking session with Katie Price – and admits she out drank her
Former EastEnders star reveals she kept partying long after Katie gave up and went home
MARTINE McCutcheon has bragged about going on a boozy bender with Katie Price and revealed she managed to out drink the notorious party girl.
The former EastEnders star opened up about the wild night during her appearance on Loose Women today.
The panel were discussing the party lifestyle of veteran supermodel Kate Moss when Martine made her own confession.
The former soap star, 40, revealed she once went to Christmas lunch with Katie, and they ended up getting drunk on cocktails afterwards.
The night turned into a boozy bender and Martine admits she out drank Katie and continued partying after putting her in a cab home.
"But I have to say, I lasted longer than Katie. I put Katie in the car, waved bye bye and I was like 'Yes, the party girl's still got it!'"
Martine's revelation prompted cheers and applause from the Loose Women audience.
The TV beauty couldn't stop smiling as she proudly took a seat back on the panel.
But it wasn't all fun for Martine on the show today as she also opened up about the tough times she went through as she attempted to start a family.
She has spoken in the past about losing a baby in 1999, but on today's Loose Women, she revealed she had suffered multiple miscarriages in her fight to become a mother.
Discussing whether it’s right for older women to have children, and how old is “too old”, the 40-year-old, who welcomed son Rafferty in February 2015, said: “I was in my late 30s when I had Rafferty and I tried for a long time to have him.
“I know that even as me at 40, I wish I could have had him earlier, because I know that whatever years I go, I know I’ll be cheated out of him.
“When you have wanted a child for a while and its so precious to you, I look at it from a very human emotional point of view of no one is ever going to be your mum again.”
When host Ruth Langford asked if she had tried for a long time to have children, Martine said she had, and that her well publicised battle with ME had been part of her struggle.