The Main Men in Katie Price's Life

From brief flings and headline-making scandals to whirlwind romances and four marriages, the former glamour model's journey through love has been anything but quiet.

Katie Price's personal life has long played out in the public eye, with her relationships dominating headlines for more than two decades. Here are the main men who have shaped her romantic history — for better or worse.

Dane Bowers

Price dated Bowers, a former boyband star, in the early 2000s. At the time, she was known for her work as a glamour model, while Bowers was best known for his music career.

Their relationship ultimately ended in turmoil, and Bowers later admitted in a 2025 interview that his insecurities were largely to blame. He struggled with Price's modelling work, particularly the revealing shoots that came with her job.

He recalled one of their final arguments, which revolved around a topless calendar Price had agreed to do. Although she had previously told him she was stepping away from topless work, she still went ahead with the prkect. Bowers added:

"She tried to call my bluff. She did it. And I said, 'Well, no, [expletive] off,' basically, which was wrong because that was her job. And I knew that was her job. That was just the immature [expletive] in me. [...] But that was the major fight at the end."

Dwight Yorke

In 2001, Price had a brief fling with footballer Dwight Yorke, which resulted in the birth of her first son, Harvey, in May 2002. Her eldest child was born with multiple complex conditions — he is partially blind, autistic, and has Prader-Willi syndrome.

Despite the challenges, Price has remained devoted to her son, raising him largely alone. However, over the years, she has repeatedly criticised Yorke for not maintaining a relationship with his child.

As recently as late 2025, she spoke on the podcast "Life Stories by Lewis Nicholls," stating that Yorke refuses to meet his son every year.

Warren Furman

Price's 1997 engagement to Furman — better known as Ace from "Gladiators" — was explosive in every sense. Their nearly two-year relationship was all fire and no filter. They were tabloid staples, not least because they both sold stories about their sex life.

But things turned nasty when Furman accused her of cheating with Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher. Years later, Furman, now a Christian evangelist, said he had offered to help Price find God — a strange full-circle moment from the chaos of their past.

Scott Sullivan

Sullivan wasn't the flashiest of Price's partners, but he did hold her attention — at least for a while. They started dating in 2002 and even stayed together while she competed on "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!"

So what drew her in? According to Price, it was the fact he ignored her at first — a rarity she found irresistible. But the spark didn't last, and by 2004, they had quietly gone their separate ways. Sullivan moved on with "Made in Chelsea"'s Funda Onal.

Peter Andre

The nation was hooked from the moment Price and Andre met in the "I'm A Celebrity" jungle in 2004. Their flirtation, followed by a whirlwind romance, captivated millions. They married the following year, had two children, and starred in a string of reality shows that chronicled their home life in forensic detail.

But behind the glossy magazine covers, cracks were forming. By 2009, they called it quits after four and a half years. Their split triggered one of the most public — and often bitter — breakups in British celebrity history.

Alex Reid

Just months after finalising her divorce from Andre, Price married cage fighter and "Celebrity Big Brother" winner Reid in Las Vegas in 2010. It was fast, chaotic, and short-lived — even by her standards.

By 2011, she was done. In a statement, she blamed the split on marrying too quickly and said Reid wasn't the man she had fallen for. She also accused him of becoming obsessed with fame, which only widened the gap between them.

Leandro Penna

Penna, an Argentinian model, came into Price's life via a TV show in 2010. The attraction was instant, and soon she was jetting back and forth between continents to be with him. By 2012, they were engaged. But time zones, work schedules, and the realities of blended family life eventually wore them down.

In the end, she blamed long-distance and conflicting commitments. Still, she praised him as a "lovely" man and denied speculation that she'd dumped him for someone else. For once, it ended without fireworks.

Kieran Hayler

Hayler wasn't just another boyfriend — he was Price's third husband and the father of two of her children. They married in 2013, and for a while, it looked like she had found stability. But then came the affairs. And more affairs. And the revelation that Hayler was battling sex addiction.

Price tried to keep the family together — even while pregnant — but in the end, the damage was too deep. Their marriage became a recurring storyline on reality TV, until they finally separated for good.

Kris Boyson

After Hayler, Boyson seemed like a clean break. Steady, sensible, and engaged to be married — until he wasn't. The romance imploded after Price admitted to cheating.

Boyson later said that her unresolved heartbreak from Andre had haunted their relationship from the start. And in the end, what looked like a fresh start quickly turned into more of the same.

Charles Drury

In 2019, Price started a short-lived relationship with Drury, a 22-year-old builder. They met after the latter commented on one of her Instagram posts.

She followed him back, and they began exchanging flirty messages. Within a matter of days, they met at a spa hotel, where Drury claimed they had a drug and alcohol-fuelled encounter that quickly turned intimate.

Just two weeks later, he moved into her home, replacing Boyson almost overnight. Drury later gave a controversial interview where he rated the experience and discussed their behaviour in explicit terms. The relationship ended as quickly as it began.

Carl Woods

Woods was the man who stuck around — sort of. Between 2021 and 2024, they dated, broke up, reunited, got engaged, and then split for good. Their rocky relationship played out in the press and across their social media feeds.

By the time it ended, it felt like déjà vu — high hopes dashed by drama, and another ring that didn't lead to happily ever after.

JJ Slater

Slater — best known from "Married At First Sight UK" — seemed like a softer chapter. He and Price began dating in early 2024, and she even talked about having baby number six. But the cracks showed quickly.

By 2026, it was over. Price later said she loved him, but wasn't in love with him — and wasn't willing to stay in something that had become more friendship than romance. Her family adored him, but she needed more. She added:

"I don't want to waste his time, and I don't want to waste my time. If I'm not loved up and it's not going, these are mistakes I've made in the past. You stay — just go along — and then it ends up getting nasty and I didn't want that."

Lee Andrews

Following her split from Slater, Price announced her engagement to Lee Andrews, a Dubai-based businessman. According to his Instagram, Andrews is the CEO of Aura Group Future Urban Travel 2027 and describes himself as an investor in Space X Hybrid Fitness.

Their relationship moved fast, with a whirlwind romance leading to a proposal taking place just weeks after her previous breakup.

However, Price's family reportedly expressed concern about the speed of the engagement, with some stating they hadn't even met Andrews. Despite this, the couple quickly tied the knot, marking Price's most recent marriage.

From glamour model to media personality, Katie Price's love life has been nothing short of a rollercoaster — often dramatic, always public. With each chapter bringing its own highs and lows, her story is a long-running saga that shows no sign of slowing down.