The old Katie Price "horrified" by her shock at the adoption of a Nigerian baby

Katie Price's ex-players may have been redundant when she revealed her intention to add to the family by adopting a baby from Nigeria.

The 40 year old glamorous model, dropped her plans during an interview with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby in This Morning show from ITV.

This apparently sowed consternation among his ex, who accepted his plan to give another brother to their offspring.

Speaking to the Sun, a source revealed that Peter Andre and Kieran Hayler were surprised by his new idea of ​​expanding the family.

Katie has Princess Tiaamii and Junior with Andre, and Bunny and Jett with Hayler, while Harvey comes from his relationship with footballer Dwight Yorke.

The source said Pricey had not warned earlier that she was going to drop her adoption bomb, but apparently, "she mentioned having adopted the UK for a long time for Kieran".

The former Loose Women's panelist experienced a particularly chaotic period because she avoided bankruptcy and then baderted that she could not afford to pay a fine when she had been struck. 39, a driving ban.

This was reflected in Kieran's concern, which was apparently "horrified" by Katie's attempt to add five children to her life.

The source said the exes were "very concerned that she did not think well" and that she was not "thinking the consequences properly".

While Katie is repairing her "messy mansion" and rumors are selling her, there are concerns that she will not do it, "even though she will live in the same house at the same house. time next year ".

Despite this, Katie thinks she is well placed to house an orphan child.

She told Holly and Phil: "I've always said that I wanted to adopt a child and I do not care if they have a disability or how old they are." I feel able to suggest a place . "

According to her plans, she was trying to fly to Nigeria last weekend, but this was upset by the fact that she could not get childcare.

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