‘Kerry Katona is splurging faster than her £250k Lamborghini burns rubber’ – Eva Simpson

Eva Simpson said: Comeback Kitten Kerry Katona may have changed her life, but she won’t be able to maintain her lifestyle if she continues to splurge

I met Kerry Katona during Atomic Kitten’s first video shoot in the early Noughties. All three women are lovely, but Kerry has energy and strong personality. She is the one who really stands out.

I am still fascinated by her various trials and tribulations throughout the years, but also deeply saddened.

No doubt she is a joiner and she has to fight for all she has.

Like many famous women, she has unclear preferences about boyfriends, attracts losers and tolerates more than her share of suffering.

Kerry claims she’s now back on top. She has two bankruptcies behind her and things are improving.

But are they not? Really?

The pandemic means her work – personal appearances, magazine shoots etc. She admitted in an interview this week that she had to sell the £16,000 jukebox that her ex-husband Brian McFadden gave her ex-husband Brian McFadden. her as a wedding gift for only 1,900 pounds.

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Over the past year, she’s turned to OnlyFans, the social media platform that allows users, among other things, to sell their own pornography. Kerry, 41, claims it made her a millionaire again. So much so that she sends her kids back to private school, she rents out what she calls a ‘fantastic home’, and to top it off, she splurges on a £250,000 Lamborghini.

Why Kerry, why? As soon as she received the cash, she would let it slip through her fingers. She admits she has no pension, no stock market investments and no property ownership.

Buying a Lambo is a risky business. And it was that reckless behavior that got her into trouble in the first place. Did she learn anything?

She can make money selling pictures of herself in birthday suits, but that’s not exactly a sustainable source of income.

It shouldn’t be too one-sided, but what happens when things start going south and descending? It happens to all of us in the end. Will the money continue to spin after that? I do not belive that thing.

Instead of splurging on money, Kerry would do well to break the habit of a lifetime and spend money on a rainy day. If not, she’ll say “see you later” to the house, car, private school, and hello if she gets interrupted again.