Katie Price Hasn't Used Contraception For Four Years

Katie Price has revealed that she had not been using any form of contraception for the past four years.

The 33-year-old star, who has three children from previous relationships, Harvey, 10, Junior, seven, and Princess, five, made the shocking admission during an episode of her Sky Living HD reality show, Katie.

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After a psychic on the show predicted she would fall pregnant within the next few months, Katie confessed she hasn't used any form of contraception throughout her relationship with fiance Leandro Penna, marriage to second husband Alex Reid or in the last year of her union with Peter Andre.

"Well, I haven't [been careful] in four years," the Daily Mail quoted the mother-of-three as saying.

"I haven't used any contraception while I've been in relationships. It's true. Never.

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In April 2010, Katie had two failed rounds of IVF with her then-husband, Alex Reid, after the couple were unsuccessful in their bid to fall pregnant.

"After marrying Alex I had only one thing on my mind - having another baby. I'd love to have another four, in fact,' she said in her fourth autobiography, You Only Live Once.

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"But by April 2010, after we had been trying for eight months, I became so worried we made an appointment with a fertility doctor," she had said.

The couple split in January 2011, and Alex now has a one-month-old baby daughter, Dolly, with his fiancee Chantelle Houghton.

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Source-ANI