Katie Price accuses TV boss of ‘failing to help’ in terrifying gun attack

Katie Price agrees with Caroline Flack’s mother Christine that more should be done to protect TV presenters’ mental health

Katie Price has accused TV bosses of not helping her and her children when she was assaulted during a horrific ordeal.

The mother-of-five couldn’t help but fear for her children and her own life when they were involved in a horrific robbery while they were filming a reality show in South Africa in 2018.

Today, she comments on an interview with Caroline Flack’s grieving mother Christine, who says more needs to be done to protect the mental health of TV presenters following the tragic death of TV presenters. her daughter’s carpet in 2020.

Caroline is said to have stepped down from her role as Love Island in December 2019 and her mother thinks ITV should have done more to help her daughter.

Talking to Sun“The presenters’ duty of care needs to be better,” she said. If you work in an office, you’re protected, but on TV you’re not – you’re exposed.

And Katie Price shortened her own experience, telling her Instagram followers: “Yes, totally agree that TV channels have a lot of things for you to film when they know about health. your mind and do not help …

“And when you’re told to keep quiet when you’re robbed and shot with a gun in front of your children because they weren’t secure and I still endure that trauma to this day.”

The attack happened while the family was driving towards Swaziland from Johannesburg.

Katie discussed her attack while appearing on the Channel 4 reality show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.

Compared to a horror movie, the mother recalls being prepared to take “a bullet” during the attack that occurred when she halted her car journey to let Junior take a shower.

The former glamor model was diagnosed with PTSD following the incident as she sought treatment at the Priory rehab facility following the attack.

She told Sun : “The reason I went there [The Priory] was because I was armed and sexually assaulted. Six men attacked us after we stopped because my son Junior needed some.

“It was like something out of a horror movie. The big man in this adidas jacket was shouting at me, swearing, and demanding that I give him everything. And he’s touching me underneath.”