Katie Price reignites bitter feud with ‘Misery Spice’ Victoria Beckham over 20-YEARS after their first falling out
Katie Price has reignited her decades-long feud with Victoria Beckham after previously calling Posh ‘Misery Spice’.
The former glamor model, 45, has taken numerous swipes at her rival over the years and has now brought up the route of their acrimony again, following an alleged clash in 2001.
Katie claimed Victoria, 49, and her Nicola Smith sang Baha Men song Who Let The Dogs Out? as she entered the Manchester United players’ lounge at Old Trafford.
During a discussion about the 90s The Katie Price Podcast this week she deviated from the subject and said: ‘I remember those days with Victoria Beckham, yes I do’.
‘When she sang to me ‘Who let the dogs loose’ in the Manchester United lounge!’
Katie Price, 45, has reignited her decades-long feud with Victoria Beckham, 49, after previously calling Posh ‘Misery Spice’
The former glamor model has taken numerous swipes at her rival over the years and has now once again brought up the route of their acrimony, following an alleged clash in 1999.
Before podcast co-host Sister Sophie interrupted, “Oh, let’s not go there.”
The pair first clashed after Victoria teamed up with Katie’s then-boyfriend Dane Bowers for the 2000 single Out Of Your Mind.
As well as calling Victoria ‘Misery Spice’ in her Sun On Sunday column because she looked unhappy at the launch of the Spice Girls musical Viva Forever! in 2012.
In 2013, she criticized her nemesis Katie for not being the ‘supermum’ she claimed to be.
Attacking the mum-of-four after detailing her daily routine in Harper’s Bazaar US, Katie has suggested Victoria should have a full team of nannies and drivers.
But in her Sun column mother-of-five Katie slammed her for not saying whether or not she was getting help from staff.
Writing: ‘I’m sure Victoria is a brilliant mother and there is clearly a lot of love between her and her children. But I don’t think she’s being completely honest,’
“What you don’t see in all the photos of her being the perfect mother is the babysitter who is probably pushing the buggy behind her.”
Katie (L, in 2001) claimed that Victoria (R, in 2001) and her Nicola Smith wrote the song Who Let The Dogs Out? by Baha Men sang. as she entered the Manchester United players’ lounge at Old Trafford.
The pair first clashed after Victoria teamed up with Katie’s then-boyfriend Dane Bowers for the 2000 single Out Of Your Mind
‘You never see Victoria looking anything less than flawless and there’s no way you can achieve that day in and day out without help when you’re a working mum with four children.’
Katie reportedly admitted to overdosing on pills after splitting from the singer as she believed he was ‘obsessed’ with Victoria.
Speaking openly about the ‘young and naive’ incident on Loose Women in 2016, she admitted she had wrongly convinced herself that the Another Level singer had developed a huge crush on the former Spice Girl.
Katie dated Dane from 1998 to 2000 and when their relationship ended, she ‘stupidly’ tried to win him back by taking pills and calling him for ‘attention’.
She also took the opportunity to slam Victoria’s look after the designer said she didn’t like to smile in photos.
“That’s because she has terrible teeth,” Katie flashed. “I’m sorry, but she does.”
Katie reportedly admitted to overdosing on pills after splitting from singer as she believed he was ‘obsessed’ with Victoria
She also called Victoria (far right) ‘Misery Spice’ in her Sun On Sunday column for looking unhappy at the launch of the Spice Girls musical Viva Forever! in 2012
This came two years after Katie attempted to quash the alleged feud during a 2014 radio appearance, saying: ‘The only thing is, years ago she sang the song Who Let The Dogs Out in the Manchester United lounge and that’s where it started.
‘And in a nightclub David held my hand behind her back, it was in my book. It was years ago. I have no problem.’
She continued, “I remember years ago Pete went up to her at the Oscars and said, ‘You know Kate doesn’t have a problem’ or something like that and she said, ‘It is what it is,’ but I don’t know what . that’s what she means.’
However, she was quick to point out that she has no issues with the fellow working mom, adding, “Honestly, I’m an adult, that was years ago. I think she did a fantastic job, she always looks good. You can’t hit her, anyone who hits her is jealous.’