Vicky Pattison admits that an arrest after a "fight in a disco" was "the lowest moment ever recorded"

Vicky Pattison said she was arrested for badaulting two women in a nightclub, claiming it was "one of the lowest moments" of her life.

The old I am a queen of jungle celebrities said that she had become a "shadow of myself" at the time when she attacked a party girl and a a bouncer with his shoes in a Newcastle bar in 2013.

Following the incident, Pattison returned to her mother's home, where she was later arrested after a police raid.

In the new Fabulous podcast, titled Things I've told my daughter with Lisa Snowdon, the former star of Geordie Shore, 31, Pattison, said: "There have been times when my Mother did not accept what I was doing.

"It was definitely one of the lowest points in our relationship and my mental health was at a low ebb.

"It was one of the lowest moments of my life."

Pattison, who was later charged with two counts of badault, said: "I was demoralized and sensitive.

"I did it in the best way I did with the Geordie Shore series we had in Australia, but when I came back to Newcastle, I had to deal with it."

Pattison is attacking the MTV regime, which has threatened to fire her if she did not meet her strict shooting schedule for the reality TV series Geordie Shore.

She revealed: "Six weeks later, they wanted us to return to the house.

"And I remember saying no, I knew that I needed time to understand what I was going through and what I went through.

"I was a shadow of my old self.

"They said well, take your time … we'll just replace you."

Pattison was sentenced to perform 180 hours of unpaid work and to pay £ 4,000 compensation to Hannah Kelso, a model and part-time student, whom she hit with her shoe in 2014.

Life had become too painful and later that year, Pattison left Geordie Shore.

About the altercation of the nightclub she said: "I was so drunk and so unhappy that I did not even recognize the magnitude of what I was doing. had done. "

Pattison's mother, Carroll, who accompanied her on the podcast, said the police who arrived at their family home to arrest her daughter was "one of the worst nights of my life".

"I will never forget it," she says.

"They had heavy hands, very heavy." Where is it? Where is his room? Where is it? We have to find his shoes. You hide them from us. "

"I had never had police at my home before and I was shocked, they were talking to him about horrible, they were telling us about horrible." It was absolutely hideous.

"I have so much respect for the police and I think she's doing hell work but I was shocked."

Carroll added, "They handcuffed and took her away, I broke down, I was on the ground crying.

"It was the most horrible thing I had to look at and cross – it was awful, my police were taken away by the police.

"This is the first time we really talk about it, I felt so useless as a mom, you want to protect yours.

"I did not know the story or what had happened or anything."

* New Fabulous Podcast, Things I've told my daughter with Lisa Snowdon, sees her talking to celebrities and their moms about relationships that unite them to their fame.

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