Katie Price says 'I can't believe I just said that' after filthy on-stage confession

Katie Price stunned an audience when she confessed that she had once disgraced herself by pooing in public.

was taking part in a cabaret night in London when she made her shock confession. The star was a guest at the drag party Top of the Slops which was hosted at the Clapham Grand on Saturday night.

Fans turning up to the event were expecting to watch Katie help judge a drag queen contest - but got more for their money than many might have bargained as she shared details about her toilet behaviour. Footage from the moment has gone viral, showing Katie explain that she once had to go in public as nature called at an inopportune time.

She asked: “Can I be filthy?” And as the crowd cheered, she launched into her tale. She said: “It might not be the filth you want to know. I was bursting for a s*** on the M25. I was on my way to a wedding and I thought I can't just get out and do it.

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“Anyway we pull up in the car park of a wedding. It's not even funny. I thought I'm not going in the toilets at the wedding because people might want to a picture. I'm bursting. So I done a s*** by the side of the car, so someone would just think it was a dog s***.” While the crowd erupted into laughter, Katie hinted that she perhaps regretted oversharing as she said: “I can’t believe I just said that out loud.”

Katie was billed as a star guest for the LGBTQ+ night of frivolity - with an announcement about her involvement declaring hours before she took to the stage: "For the first time ever, and for one night only, Top of the Slops ALL STARS is happening. The UK’s first paid drag competition is bringing back our finest and filthiest from all four seasons to battle it out to become the slop of all slops! With extra special guest judge… it’s PWICEY @katieprice."

In contrast to Katie's Saturday night, her ex-husband, , and their daughter, Princess, spent Saturday night helping raise money for charity at the Arora Ball. Peter was the host of the night - while guests, which included a string of stars, helped raise over £1,5 million for Save the Children and Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. Other stars at the event, held at the Intercontinental Hotel at the O2, included Cherry Healy, Christopher Biggin, Brian Connolly, Wilnelia Forsyth and DJ Neev Spencer.

The Arora Group Instagram account stated on Monday: "We are thrilled to share that the Arora Ball, held this past Saturday, raised £1.5 million for @savechildrenuk and @royalmarsden. Bringing the total raised for charitable causes to nearly £6million since 2012. This remarkable achievement has surpassed our previous efforts, all thanks go to the generosity and support of our dear friends and business partners."

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