Katie Price claims allegations of rehabilitation in the midst of information that she would be on the brink of a drug relapse

Katie Price criticized reports that she was returning to rehab after being treated for addiction problems.

The 40-year-old former glamorous model spent time at the Priory late last year after sinking into a cocaine sniffing scheme to cope with spiraling life.

Katie admitted earlier this month to have taken Clbad A medication in 2018 after discovering that her mother, Amy Price, was dying from a terminal lung disease, and had discovered that her husband , Kieran Hayler, who was separated from him, had again deceived her.

But she fought this week for new information that she has to go back to rehab before doing something stupid.

"Katie is seriously looking to change her life, and she thinks the only possible way to do that is to send her to rehab," a source told Heat Magazine.

"She is terrified at the thought of wasting time sleeping with one of her ex, making a violent gesture, going out to drink or drug."

The insider added, "She's finally trying to sort through her life." It's a secret for her, she's about to have a fit for some time now, and Katie is trying to change things by taking control. "

But Katie's representative denied these claims, insisting that the five-year-old is doing well and focusing on her career.

"She is concentrating on working hard on the TV show," the spokeswoman said.

"She's in a good place right now."

Katie participated in the show The Victoria Derbys Show on February 6 to talk about her addiction to drugs.

"Last year, it was a terrible year, I discovered that my mother was terminally ill and my husband was still cheating on me at the time," she said. with his son Harvey, 16, sitting next to her.

"My horse died in front of my home, in South Africa, I was held at the end of the rifle with my children Junior and Princess, then [Harvey] had a threat of kidnapping again and then I divorced my husband.

"I was treating myself with a drug, cocaine, I'm not proud of it, I had never burned this track before, I went to the doctor and it was the most difficult thing to say: "I need help, I'm at the breaking point".

She told Victoria that she had snorted coca once a week for about six months before going to the Priory for help.

"Someone evaluated you and I was there for severe trauma and depression," Katie continued.

"Am I ashamed to have done it? This is not good but I could not help it, I was at the breaking point."