hahaa she probably did a bit of a google, discovered exactly what type of interviewing 'Doc' Pam does and chickened out.
"ere, I'm not havin' that cow ask me personal questions coz everyone knows I don't like to talk about me and Alex and my books and my kids and my perfumes and my bras and all my many business interests wot wiv me being a private person and stuff...."
Well yeah, I get that. But since she plainly didn't know who Pam Stevenson was, why agree and then chicken out at the last minute? Doesn't she have some PR person to advise her and tell her who's who?
""At the moment," as Price says herself, "people think I've lost the plot, I'm probably nearly ready to go the Priory, they think I'm not normal, they think I sleep around, they think I'm a bad mum. Basically, they think I've lost the plot and am all over the place."
It is in this context, then, that she will give a live televised interview to Dr Pamela Stephenson Connolly at the Edinburgh television festival later this month. Connolly's Shrink Rap series of celebrity encounters are notionally psychotherapeutic, and more searching than the OK! interviews with which Price is more familiar, so I'm curious to know why she has agreed to it. But it transpires that Price is under the impression that her interviewer will be someone else altogether – an agony aunt called Dr Pam from a commercial radio station.
"Now, you know this Dr Pam, I don't know too much about her, did she used to do Heart? Was she the agony aunt from that? She's got long blond hair? Yeah, I used to listen to her on Heart, she's got an American accent? Yeah I used to like listening to her, she was quite reasonable." I ask if she has laid down any advance parameters or rules for the encounter.
"No, I never do that, never," she says flatly. "I don't mind anyone asking me any questions, I've got nothing to hide. I like it to be as real as it is, that's what I call an interview. I'm not someone who's like right, you can't ask this, that, this, that, this, that. It's got to be a real interview. I've literally got nothing to hide. You can ask any question you like."
Well this is odd, because only an hour earlier I'd had a man from her PR agency on my phone, warning me to ask nothing of a personal nature, and stick strictly to Price's books and business. """
Maybe Price has been given advice that she will finally be shown that she is out with the pixies just the same as Lady Heather of La La Land:
Not forgetting Pamela Stephenson, who is also mad as a box of frogs and knitting with one needle.
Who will be the next guest - Sarah Ferguson - she will do anything, as long as she has a five star hotel, twenty silk cut and plenty of red wine on hand :rolleyes:
But it transpires that Price is under the impression that her interviewer will be someone else altogether – an agony aunt called Dr Pam from a commercial radio station.
"Now, you know this Dr Pam, I don't know too much about her, did she used to do Heart? Was she the agony aunt from that? She's got long blond hair? Yeah, I used to listen to her on Heart, she's got an American accent? Yeah I used to like listening to her, she was quite reasonable."
She thought she was Dr Pam Spurr and probably thought she'd have it easy with her. Pamela S-C is a 'proper' psychologist who'd ask her far more personal questions. I find it a bit odd that her management didn't want The Guardian reporter to ask her personal questions, but they didn't bother to find out about how probing Pamela would be. Obviously they're as fick as Katie.
If shes trying to sell an autobiography, it would make sense not to talk to a psychologist and tell everything. Glad she has taken some advice and cancelled.
Who will be the next guest - Sarah Ferguson - she will do anything, as long as she has a five star hotel, twenty silk cut and plenty of red wine on hand :rolleyes:
She's already had Fergie on Shrink Rap a couple of years ago.
The only thing she demanded was a lackey to give her a 'toe job'.
If shes trying to sell an autobiography, it would make sense not to talk to a psychologist and tell everything. Glad she has taken some advice and cancelled.
She must have known that the book and the interview would clash, so why did her management book it in the first place?
She's chickened out because she's a control freak who's worried to death she'd reveal too much.
She's already had Fergie on Shrink Rap a couple of years ago.
The only thing she demanded was a lackey to give her a 'toe job'.
She must have known that the book and the interview would clash, so why did her management book it in the first place?
She's chickened out because she's a control freak who's worried to death she'd reveal too much.
Hasn't she revealed enough already? There's nothing left about her we don't know. I feel I know her better than I know my dog.
Hasn't she revealed enough already? There's nothing left about her we don't know. I feel I know her better than I know my dog.
She lets the public know what she wants them to know, or tells fibs & exaggerates things.
I bet there's deep dark secrets about her that could have been dragged out by Dr Pamela and even the publicity mad Katie wouldn't want you to know them!
Surprise surprise, anything she dosent have control over she dosent want to do...:rolleyes:
The hypocrisy of the woman never fails to amaze me "ive got nothing to hide bring it on ask me anything im tell the truth never underestimate the pwicey!", --- (while her agents on the phone telling you what you can and cant ask - and when she fails to get approval over everything, the job gets pulled) and she lies and lies and bare facedly lies:cool:
The reason Pamela Stephenson was easy with Sarah Ferguson is because they are best friends:
Sums it all up - both are completely loopy, and Oprah Winfrey (yes, this is OT) wants Ferguson to do television shows on her cable channel because she knows she is not the full shilling, the Americans have a curious fascination for the British Royal Family and it brings in the viewers.
Stephenson picks easy pickings - and I have never found her husband funny, nor understood a word he says.
The reason Pamela Stephenson was easy with Sarah Ferguson is because they are best friends:
Sums it all up - both are completely loopy, and Oprah Winfrey (yes, this is OT) wants Ferguson to do television shows on her cable channel because she knows she is not the full shilling, the Americans have a curious fascination for the British Royal Family and it brings in the viewers.
Stephenson picks easy pickings - and I have never found her husband funny, nor understood a word he says.
I used to think she was over rated in the Not the Nine o clock news skits.. she wasnt an "alternative" comic at all just a pretty blonde anyone could have done the same job, Billy however i adore. Never knock the Billy
I used to think she was over rated in the Not the Nine o clock news skits.. she wasnt an "alternative" comic at all just a pretty blonde anyone could have done the same job, Billy however i adore. Never knock the Billy
And the stupid TV-am Nick Owen trouser-pulling down stunt:
Also, iirc, Stephenson isn't qualified as a psychologist in the U.K. sense and I'm uneasy about her column in which she dispenses advice as if she is a professional.
Also, iirc, Stephenson isn't qualified as a psychologist in the U.K. sense and I'm uneasy about her column in which she dispenses advice as if she is a professional.
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"ere, I'm not havin' that cow ask me personal questions coz everyone knows I don't like to talk about me and Alex and my books and my kids and my perfumes and my bras and all my many business interests wot wiv me being a private person and stuff...."
Can I just say though that I love her husband. (Pamela's that is, not Jordan's!)
I thought she was on holiday in portugal anyway?
The same reason why she agrees to everything, money and publicity. Maybe they weren't paying her enough.
£££££££££££££££££££££££££...
& getting her ugly mug on the TV!
Well yeah, I get that.
Found it - from guardian interview:-
""At the moment," as Price says herself, "people think I've lost the plot, I'm probably nearly ready to go the Priory, they think I'm not normal, they think I sleep around, they think I'm a bad mum. Basically, they think I've lost the plot and am all over the place."
It is in this context, then, that she will give a live televised interview to Dr Pamela Stephenson Connolly at the Edinburgh television festival later this month. Connolly's Shrink Rap series of celebrity encounters are notionally psychotherapeutic, and more searching than the OK! interviews with which Price is more familiar, so I'm curious to know why she has agreed to it. But it transpires that Price is under the impression that her interviewer will be someone else altogether – an agony aunt called Dr Pam from a commercial radio station.
"Now, you know this Dr Pam, I don't know too much about her, did she used to do Heart? Was she the agony aunt from that? She's got long blond hair? Yeah, I used to listen to her on Heart, she's got an American accent? Yeah I used to like listening to her, she was quite reasonable." I ask if she has laid down any advance parameters or rules for the encounter.
"No, I never do that, never," she says flatly. "I don't mind anyone asking me any questions, I've got nothing to hide. I like it to be as real as it is, that's what I call an interview. I'm not someone who's like right, you can't ask this, that, this, that, this, that. It's got to be a real interview. I've literally got nothing to hide. You can ask any question you like."
Well this is odd, because only an hour earlier I'd had a man from her PR agency on my phone, warning me to ask nothing of a personal nature, and stick strictly to Price's books and business. """
Not forgetting Pamela Stephenson, who is also mad as a box of frogs and knitting with one needle.
Who will be the next guest - Sarah Ferguson - she will do anything, as long as she has a five star hotel, twenty silk cut and plenty of red wine on hand :rolleyes:
She thought she was Dr Pam Spurr and probably thought she'd have it easy with her. Pamela S-C is a 'proper' psychologist who'd ask her far more personal questions. I find it a bit odd that her management didn't want The Guardian reporter to ask her personal questions, but they didn't bother to find out about how probing Pamela would be. Obviously they're as fick as Katie.
She's already had Fergie on Shrink Rap a couple of years ago.
The only thing she demanded was a lackey to give her a 'toe job'.
She must have known that the book and the interview would clash, so why did her management book it in the first place?
She's chickened out because she's a control freak who's worried to death she'd reveal too much.
BINGO....!!
Plus she has a big mouth and might let something slip which someone might use against her,
This is assuming the story is true in the first place,,,,,,:rolleyes:
Alright, which one of you chanted 'Katie Price' three tunes until she appeared like the candyman?
Hasn't she revealed enough already? There's nothing left about her we don't know. I feel I know her better than I know my dog.
She lets the public know what she wants them to know, or tells fibs & exaggerates things.
I bet there's deep dark secrets about her that could have been dragged out by Dr Pamela and even the publicity mad Katie wouldn't want you to know them!
The hypocrisy of the woman never fails to amaze me "ive got nothing to hide bring it on ask me anything im tell the truth never underestimate the pwicey!", --- (while her agents on the phone telling you what you can and cant ask - and when she fails to get approval over everything, the job gets pulled) and she lies and lies and bare facedly lies:cool:
Sums it all up - both are completely loopy, and Oprah Winfrey (yes, this is OT) wants Ferguson to do television shows on her cable channel because she knows she is not the full shilling, the Americans have a curious fascination for the British Royal Family and it brings in the viewers.
Stephenson picks easy pickings - and I have never found her husband funny, nor understood a word he says.
I used to think she was over rated in the Not the Nine o clock news skits.. she wasnt an "alternative" comic at all just a pretty blonde anyone could have done the same job, Billy however i adore. Never knock the Billy
And the stupid TV-am Nick Owen trouser-pulling down stunt:
What was that all about
She has a PHD, isn't that enough:rolleyes: