Fresh blow for Katie Price as ‘Easter panto’ ticket prices slashed by 50% after she admits ‘forgetting words’ on stage

KATIE Price has suffered a fresh blow as her ‘Easter panto’ has been forced to slash ticket prices by 50%.

The former glamour girl, 46, is set to hit the stage with 90s TV legend next week.

will take to the stage for two performances of the Pinocchio on April 14 at The Elgiva in Chesham

The show is described as a “Hilarious Easter panto with no strings attached.”

But, things are looking bleak as the venue still has lots of seats left to sell, and has made the decision to cut the ticket prices.

Theatre-goers get a second ticket half price for every one bought.

Seating charts on the ticket booking site also show large sections of empty chairs up for grabs.

FORGETTING HER LINES

, when she was in the panto, Sleeping Beauty.

Back in 2023, she said: “I am broken, knackered. If I have to read another script line…

“My head is ready to explode. For the past six days I've had to learn a full script, dance songs for panto that I don't know or I've never even heard of.”

She added: “On top of that my nerves.

“The stress I've put on myself this week is ridiculous. I have ballsed my lines up and had to make some stuff up, so hopefully nobody noticed it.”

Katie has had a hard run when it comes to pantos – back in January the to her routine in Cinderella.

Flying Eze previously exclusively reported how the glamour model was being for her role as a wicked step sister, alongside best pal and reality TV star , 44.

for teaming up with the songstress for the production – which was also held at Northwich Memorial Court.

However, her stint in Cinderella caused a stir.

A video posted to showed the I'm A Celeb decked out in her panto attire and was captioned: “Seeing Katie Price sing A Whole New World as part of the Northwich pantomime was not on my 2024 bingo card.”

One fan was quick of the track – which Katie released with ex husband , 51, in 2006 – to reply: “Bad singing is mandatory in panto so it doesn't surprise me.”

One said: “Wow did she even rehearse?”

Another cruelly put: “Omg she's like a screeching cat Kate can't sing.”

Another commented on a video showing a separate part of the show and focussed on her dance skills, as they put: “Katie getting the choreography wrong, an icon!”

One then mused: “Is it bad to say that she doesn't look like she knows any of it?”