With Katie Price's new documentary making headlines, a BBC Radio 2 presenter reflected on an awkward moment she shared with the former model and her ex-husband Peter Andre12:45, 15 Jul 2026Updated 12:49, 15 Jul 2026BBC Radio 2 presenter Jo Whiley has opened up about an experience she once had with Katie Price and Peter Andre. While discussing Katie's new documentary, Nothing To Hide, and her headline-making marriage to Lee Andrews, Jo and her podcast co-host Zoe Ball reflected on their previous encounters with the former glamour model.‌Speaking to Zoe on their Dig It podcast, Jo recalled a time when she was due to interview Katie and her then-husband Peter on BBC Radio 1.‌"We'd booked her to come on to the Radio 1 show and it was live," she said. "It was supposed to be her and Peter coming on the show and I kept advertising it, I was like, 'Katie Price and Peter Andre, they're going to be here soon'.‌"And in the end, we just ran out of show, like they didn't turn up."The presenter said the couple eventually arrived at the studio just five minutes before the programme was due to end, leaving no time for a chat.Recalling the pair's reactions, the presenter claimed there was "a real contrast" between them.‌"Peter was absolutely mortified, he couldn't have been more apologetic," she said. "He was like, 'I am so sorry, things happened, we should've been here'."She didn't give a flying monkeys, she didn't care, she was like yeah whatever. And she was there but too late for the show, but it was a real contrast between the two of them, she was absolutely unapologetic."‌At the time of Jo's encounter with the couple, who share children Junior, 21, and Princess, 19, they were starring in their reality series Katie and Peter.A year later, they announced their separation after four years of marriage, having first found love on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2004.The 48-year-old has since married three more times – first to Alex Reid, followed by Kieran Hayler and, most recently, Lee.‌Peter, meanwhile, has been married to his second wife, Emily MacDonagh, since 2015. Together, they have three children.In Katie's latest four-part series, viewers are given access to never-before-seen footage from her past and present life.‌Sky said: "It brings a documentary lens to Katie’s story, combining extraordinary unseen footage with first-time, candid testimony from those closest to Katie – family, friends, professional and personal relationships, and those who have entered her orbit over the past three decades."With new and revealing perspectives providing raw and first-time context to a turbulent life lived in the public eye, the series promises to go beyond the headlines to deliver a revealing portrait of one of Britain’s most enduring celebrity figures."The documentary also features interviews with many of her loved ones and exes, including Alex, Dane Bowers and Gareth Gates.Article continues belowNoticeably absent from the series is Peter, who shared a statement explaining why he chose not to take part.Shown at the end of the third episode, it reads: "I have chosen not to speak publicly about these matters out of love and respect for Junior and Princess."Today Katie and I maintain an amicable relationship in the interests of our children. I sincerely wish her happiness and peace for the future."