Katie Price reignites Victoria Beckham feud with brutal dig about her documentary

Katie Price's latest comments about Victoria Beckham's documentary have left fans wondering if their long-standing feud is on the rise again. The 48-year-old former glamour model has never been one to hold back her opinions, and her recent remarks about Victoria's Netflix docuseries have sparked a fresh wave of controversy. As Victoria gears up to release her own documentary, Katie has taken a swipe at her rival's earlier project, calling it "manufactured, edited, and boring."

For those who may have missed the early days of Katie and Victoria's feud, it all began in the early 2000s when Katie's then-boyfriend, Dane Bowers, collaborated with Victoria on the single "Out Of Your Mind." This marked the beginning of a long-standing rivalry between the two women. In 2001, Katie alleged that Victoria began singing "Who Let the Dogs Out" when she entered the Manchester United players lounge, where Katie was supporting her then-partner, Dwight Yorke.

Katie's comments about Victoria's documentary come at a time when she is gearing up to release her own reality show, "Katie Price: Nothing to Hide." In an interview with The Sun, Katie claimed that she had no involvement in the editing process of her documentary and that she has been "as honest as I can be" with her audience. This raises questions about the authenticity of Victoria's documentary, which Katie has deemed "manufactured, edited, and boring." Is Katie trying to deflect attention from her own documentary by criticizing Victoria's? Or is she genuinely concerned about the portrayal of her rival?

Katie has a long history of making comments about Victoria, and it's clear that she has never been a fan of the fashion designer. In the past, she has called Victoria "Misery Spice" and said that she's "not good-looking." However, in 2004, she did compliment Victoria's dress sense, saying that she "has style." This mixed review of Victoria's appearance raises questions about Katie's motivations for criticizing her documentary. Is she genuinely concerned about the portrayal of her rival, or is she trying to promote her own documentary by tearing down Victoria's?

Despite her scathing remarks about Victoria's documentary, Katie claims that she has no hard feelings towards her rival. In an interview, she said, "Today, I can say, She's done well. I respect her as a woman." This is a surprising statement given the history of their feud, and it raises questions about Katie's true feelings towards Victoria. Is she genuinely trying to move on from their past disagreements, or is she trying to present a more positive image for her own documentary?

Katie's comments about Victoria's documentary have sparked a fresh wave of controversy, and it's clear that their feud is far from over. As Victoria gears up to release her own documentary, it's likely that we'll see more drama between the two women. Will Katie's comments spark a new round of drama, or will Victoria rise above the criticism and focus on promoting her own documentary?Katie Price's latest comments about Victoria Beckham's documentary have left fans wondering if their long-standing feud is on the rise again. As Victoria gears up to release her own documentary, Katie's brutal dig at her rival's earlier project has sparked a fresh wave of controversy. With a history of beef dating back to the early 2000s, it's clear that their feud is far from over. Will Katie's comments spark a new round of drama, or will Victoria rise above the criticism and focus on promoting her own documentary?