If you’ve been following the whirlwind life of Katie Price, you know her career has been anything but quiet. From her 1996 debut as “Jordan” to her status as a reality TV titan, we’ve seen it all-or so we thought. Now, a massive new project is set to pull back the curtain on the woman behind the headlines.
Katie Price: Nothing to Hide is arriving this July, and it promises to be the most candid retrospective we’ve ever seen. Here’s the lowdown on what to expect.
What is Nothing to Hide?
This isn’t just another reality show. It’s a four-part, archive-led documentary produced by Mindhouse Productions-the BAFTA-winning company founded by Louis Theroux. Directed by Paddy Wivell, the series aims to take a serious, unfiltered look at Katie’s 30 years in the intense British spotlight.
The documentary uses an incredible amount of unbroadcast archive material to trace her evolution through the decades. It tackles the big stuff: the massive financial highs and lows, the public scandals, the cosmetic surgeries, and the reality of navigating fame from the mid-90s to the age of social media.
A Star-Studded Cast of Contributors
What makes this series stand out is the access it has managed to secure. The producers have brought together a wide array of voices from Katie’s past and present to paint a full picture of her life.
You can expect to hear from:
- Family: Her mother, Amy Price, brother Paul, sister Sophie, and her children, Junior and Princess Andre.
- Personal Connections: Ex-husband Alex Reid-who opens up about their relationship in the trailer-and singer Gareth Gates.
- Peers & Friends: Media staples like Kerry Katona, Michelle Heaton, and Dane Bowers.
Why It Matters
In the official trailer, Katie seems more reflective than ever. She admits, “I know I have hurt people deeply, and I know I’ve made mistakes,” while also noting that she has “always felt misunderstood.”
By pairing these new, raw interviews with historical footage, the team at Mindhouse is aiming to provide proper context for a life that has often been defined by tabloid sensationalism. Whether you’ve followed her career from day one or are just curious about the history of British media, this looks like a must-watch.
When & Where to Watch
Mark your calendars-the wait is almost over.
- Release Date: July 8, 2026
- Where to Watch: All four episodes will be available to stream simultaneously on Sky Documentaries and NOW.
Are you planning on binging the whole series on launch day? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!