First look at Katie Price in her new role as she’s seen as a fairy in Pinocchio pantomime
KATIE Price has been seen in her new role as a fairy in the Pinocchio pantomime.
The former glamour girl, 46, has hit the stage with 90s TV legend Bobby Davro.
The show is described as a “hilarious Easter panto with no strings attached”.
And the mum-of-five is taking to the stage for two performances of the pantomime Pinocchio at The Elgiva Theatre in Chesham.
Katie has now been seen in costume in her fairy role, appearing in a glam blue dress with sequins on.
The star wore her dark locks down and gazed out to the audience in the image while reading from a book.
She could be seen with huge fairy wings on a glistening tiara on her head.
The caption for the image read: “@easterpantotour has officially started once again with the amazing cast of Pinocchio! Super excited to back on the road with the team!”
But the snap comes after it was revealed that, with lots of tickets still unsold, the venue has decided to cut prices for the panto.
Theatre-goers got a second ticket half price for every one bought.
Seating charts on the ticket booking site also showed large sections of empty chairs up for grabs.
Katie previously admitted to forgetting her lines when starring in the panto, Sleeping Beauty.
Back in 2023, she said: “I am broken, knackered. If I have to read another script line…
“My head is ready to explode. For the past six days I’ve had to learn a full script, dance songs for panto that I don’t know or I’ve never even heard of.”
She added: “On top of that my nerves.
Katie Price's TV Shows
Katie is no stranger to TV and has starred in countless shows over the years. Here, we look back at the ones she has fronted.
2002: Katie Price launched her TV career with a documentary called Jordan: The Truth About Me.
2004: Katie’s show, directed by film maker Richard Macer, was followed up with Jordan: The Model Mum and Jordan: You Don’t Even Know Me. In the same year, she appeared in Jordan Gets Even. In this show, she underwent a dramatic transformation with special effects to try and fool her family.
2004: When Jordan Met Peter. Katie appeared in the first of many series’ with Peter Andre following their whirlwind romance in I’m A Celebrity Get Met Out Of Here.
2005: Jordan & Peter: Laid Bare, Jordan & Peter: Marriage and Mayhem.
2007: Katie & Peter: The Next Chapter, Katie & Peter: The Baby Diaries, Katie & Peter: Unleashed.
2008: Katie & Peter: Down Under, Katie & Peter: African Adventures.
2009: Katie & Peter: Stateside.
2009- 2011: What Katie Did Next .This was Katie’s own series following her break-up and divorce with Peter.
2021: Katie Price: Harvey and Me. Katie fronted the first of two BBC documentaries with her disabled son Harvey.
2022: Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next.
2022- 2023: Katie Price’s Mucky Mansion. Katie attempted to renovated her ‘Mucky Mansion’ in Sussex for Channel 4.
2025: Katie Price: Making Babies. This followed Katie and Carl Woods’ failed attempt at conceiving via IVF.
“The stress I’ve put on myself this week is ridiculous. I have ballsed my lines up and had to make some stuff up, so hopefully nobody noticed it.”
Katie has had a hard run when it comes to pantos – back in January the star was called out for “not knowing” the choreography to her routine in Cinderella.
The Sun previously exclusively reported how the glamour model was being paid a five-figure salary for her role as a wicked step sister, alongside best pal and reality TV star Kerry Katona, 44.
She landed the £50,000 payday for teaming up with the Atomic Kitten songstress for the production – which was also held at Northwich Memorial Court.
However, her stint in Cinderella caused a stir.
A video posted to TikTok showed the I’m A Celeb decked out in her panto attire and was captioned: “Seeing Katie Price sing A Whole New World as part of the Northwich pantomime was not on my 2024 bingo card.”
One fan was quick of the track – which Katie released with ex husband Peter Andre, 51, in 2006 – to reply: “Bad singing is mandatory in panto so it doesn’t surprise me.”
One said: “Wow did she even rehearse?”
Another cruelly put: “Omg she’s like a screeching cat Kate can’t sing.”