Katie Price has publicly addressed her long-running feud with Victoria Beckham after a resurfaced clip showed the fashion designer saying she no longer knows the former glamour model. The 48-year-old media personality reposted an archive video on her Instagram story featuring Beckham being asked about Jordan, Price's former stage name, during a T4 interview with presenter Anthony Crank.
In the clip, which dates back to the early noughties, Beckham, now 52, discussed her past relationship with Price, who was then dating singer Dane Bowers. Beckham said: "I used to know her, obviously she was going out with Dane and I was working with Dane, True Steppers, and you know, she was very sweet. I don't really know her anymore. So I very much doubt we would become best friends."
The caption on the video read: "Victoria Beckham being asked about Jordan with Katie Price on T4 is the UK equivalent of 'I don't know her'."
Katie Price's response to the resurfaced clip
Alongside the repost, Price wrote: "I have no problem with @victoriabeckham either. She is [an] amazing business woman." The comment marks a notable shift from the pair's earlier history of public jibes, which included Price commenting on Beckham's teeth and reports that the Spice Girls star sang "Who Let The Dogs Out" when Jordan entered the Manchester United players' lounge.
The feud originated when Beckham collaborated on a single with Dane Bowers, Price's boyfriend at the time. Price later admitted she suspected something was going on between them, fueling years of tension between the two women.
Anthony Crank weighs in on the interview
Anthony Crank, who conducted the original T4 interview, also commented on the resurfaced footage. He wrote: "Me and Vic were SOLID that day." The presenter's lighthearted remark adds a new layer to the viral moment, which has been widely shared across social media platforms.
This is not the first time Price has addressed the feud in recent months. Last month, on her podcast The Katie Price Show with sister Sophie Price, she confirmed she had "no issue with Victoria." She said: "There's no feud between us. Well, I don't know if she has one against me. If I saw her, I'd say hello, I haven't got a problem."
Mixed signals over Beckham's documentary
Despite her conciliatory words, Price made headlines in early July while promoting her own documentary, calling Beckham's documentary "boring." She told The Sun she wouldn't watch it because it was "manufactured, edited, and boring."
The comments suggest that while the public feud may have cooled, some tension remains. Price's latest statement, however, appears to signal a desire to move past the historical animosity, emphasizing her respect for Beckham's business acumen.
