The reality star and former glamour model is standing firmly behind her stepfather following his raw and reflective comments featured in her upcoming Sky documentary series. Paul, who married Katie's mother Amy in 1988 when Katie was just ten years old, opened up about his fears that his parenting choices may have contributed to his stepdaughter's pattern of turbulent romantic relationships.

Price, who has been married four times and engaged nine times over the course of her public life, has long been a subject of fascination for tabloid media. Her romantic history has played out in the public eye, making her personal life a constant source of headlines and speculation across the United Kingdom and beyond.

In the four-part Sky Original series, Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, the mother of five candidly acknowledges her emotional vulnerabilities. She admits that she has "always been vulnerable and needy," providing viewers with a rare glimpse into the psychological factors that have shaped her relationship choices over the years.

The documentary also features intimate moments with Price's family, including a particularly poignant conversation with her stepfather Paul. During the filming, Paul expressed deep personal concern about his role in her development, questioning whether his own emotional reserve may have left lasting effects on her ability to form stable partnerships.

"She can never be on her own, she's always got to have a man," Paul states in the documentary, reflecting on his stepdaughter's relationship patterns. He continues with visible emotion, asking himself, "Have I done something wrong? Is it the way she's been brought up?"

Paul's concerns stem from his careful approach to fatherhood, particularly his decision not to overstep boundaries with Katie's biological father, Ray, who left the family home when Katie was only four years old. When questioned about whether he avoided trying to replace Katie's real father, Paul acknowledged that he intentionally stepped back, believing that her biological father should maintain that role.

He explains, "I wanted her dad to be the dad, and so I think that's where she's suffered." This admission reveals the internal conflict Paul has carried for years, questioning whether his respectful distance inadvertently created a void in Katie's emotional development.

Despite Paul's self-blame and ongoing concerns about his parenting decisions, Price has been quick to defend her stepfather with unwavering loyalty and affection. She emphasizes that Paul never made her feel anything less than his own daughter throughout her childhood and adult life.

"Paul never made me feel like I am not his, never," Price states firmly, pushing back against any suggestion that her stepfather's approach caused harm. Her defense highlights the strong bond they share, one that has clearly endured through the challenges of her very public life and complicated relationship history.

The documentary promises an unfiltered look at Price's personal journey, including her struggles with relationships, her role as a mother, and her complex family dynamics. By inviting cameras into such intimate moments, Price continues her pattern of sharing her life transparently with her audience, even when the revelations are painful.

Katie Price: Nothing to Hide will be available starting July 8 on Sky and the network's streaming platforms, offering viewers a comprehensive look at the woman behind the headlines.