KATIE Price has vowed to never again live in her "mucky mansion" where she partied and "did coke" last year.
The 41-year-old star has bravely turned over a new leaf and opened up about her transformation after going to rehab ahead of her new show, Katie Price Reborn.
Speaking about her troubles last year, she said: "Because my head was so numb with stuff, my reaction was ‘oh just another thing, just another thing,’ which wasn’t normal to act like, Just no emotion.
"So that’s why I turned to something to escape from that, and mine ended up being the coke. This is why I can’t go back to my house, the times I’ve done coke there, all the parties there.”
But after taking some much needed time for herself, Katie said her mental health has improved and she's got her life back on track.
The mum-of-five added: “But now, a month later, I’ve learned to be more assertive, I’m back in control. It’s taught me that yeah you may have problems but it’s taught me how to cope with things.
“It’s the best thing I have ever done. I’m not going to be a product of people. My name’s Katie Price: human being, mother-of-five, loves her job, loves her work, and I hope you enjoy watching the new Katie Price reborn.”
In a teaser clip for the show, Katie and a pal arrive at her 'mucky mansion' to collect items she needs after moving into rented accommodation with eldest son Harvey.
Footage shows the mansion in disrepair, as Katie explains why she decided to check herself into The Priory mental health facility to treat "severe stress".
She says: “I need to get myself well for Harvey and the kids. I think this is something which has been brewing for a while."
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In the clip she also reveals her break-up with on-off boyfriend Kris Boyson is the "biggest regrets" of her life.
Katie explains: “I’ve hurt Kris, I cheated on the guy. I feel disgusting for doing it.
“He will be one of the biggest regrets of my life.”
Katie Price: My Crazy Life airs at 10pm tonight exclusively on Quest Red and dplay
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