Katie Price and Peter Andre announced today their intention to get divorced after a long effort to deny multiple separations. Their rep said:

"Peter Andre and Katie Price are separating after four-and-a-half years of marriage. They have both requested that the media respect their families’ privacy at this difficult time."

We really hoped they would make it work. We hope they make the divorce civil.

Katie Price, aka Jordan, and husband Peter Andre are going to have another baby according to the Daily Star. The reports says Katie is 3 months pregnant.

Rumors have been circulating for months that this marriage is just about over. A new baby isn’t going to fix it. The kids always suffer in situations like this. Get some long term counseling before having more babies.

It looks like Katie Price, aka Jordan, and Peter Andre may be getting divorced after all. Why does she look so happy?

Pam Anderson had some harsh words for Katie Price, aka Jordan:

"I have no idea how she became famous. She shows off her kids all the time in TV shows – that’s beyond low. I’d never do that. Kids can’t make that decision at that age, can they?”

Pam should have said that about Denise Richards whoring out her kids on her horrible reality show. Pam would only slam someone who is actually famous, so she could share a few moments in their spotlight.

For some reason I’m hungry for some juicy chicken.

After rumors surfaced yesterday, that Peter Andre and Katie Price might divorce due to marital problems, the couple spent a romantic evening out on the town filled with a lot of smiles and affection. The rumors said Katie had no respect for Andre and he was not very happy. The Sun reported:

A pal told Closer magazine: "Pete really has had enough. He’s told her that unless she treats him with some compassion and like an equal then their wedding vows don’t mean a thing."

Another told Heat: "She makes him feel like s**t. He’ll be getting ready and she’ll say, ’What are you wearing that for?’ It really upsets him."

Why do Katie and Andre even care what the public thinks?