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Katie Price returns to court to continue evidence in ex-husband’s rape trial

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Hossein-Pour, A. (2026, October 13). Katie Price returns to court to continue evidence in ex-husband’s rape trial. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/katie-price-lewes-crown-court-west-sussex-press-association-b1300584.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-13 · by Anahita Hossein-Pour

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Katie Price returned to court on Tuesday as a witness in her ex-husband's rape trial, where she testified that she was "really shocked" upon learning about the allegations involving a teenage girl. She stated that when confronted, her husband repeatedly denied the accusations but acknowledged having spoken with the alleged victim previously. Price revealed she did not personally confront the girl and was undergoing emotional distress at the time, leading to a stay in a psychiatric facility. The defendant denies the charges, suggesting they are part of a campaign by his ex-wife following their divorce in 2021 after separating in 2018.
Written by AI on 2026-10-13, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Based on the articles provided, here are the key points and developments in the case of Kieran Hayler's trial for allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl while he was married to Katie Price:

The case highlights tensions between Hayler's denial of the allegations versus evidence suggesting Price may have influenced the victim. It will be up to the jury to determine if the prosecution has proven beyond reasonable doubt that sexual activity occurred between Hayler and the minor complainant.

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Anahita Hossein-Pour
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🔮 Mr Hayler cried in court and was doubled over as he was told by the judge he could leave the dock and was discharged.
🔮 Mr Hayler cried in court and was doubled over as he was told by the judge he could leave the dock and was discharged.
🔮 Mr Hayler cried in court and was doubled over as he was told by the judge he could leave the dock and was discharged.
🔮 Hayler, 39, took pictures of messages on Ms Price’s phone when they were together in which she talks to the girl about Hayler fancying her, adding: “I will make you a little star.”
🔮 He said: “No never, the thought someone thinks I would do that is horrible, it makes me feel sick.”
🔮 Previously she denied being “angry and vengeful” towards her ex-husband, and denied any animosity towards him after a 10-month affair with their nanny. Jurors heard Ms Price had chosen the nanny because she “wasn’t very attractive” and a “little bit overweight”, in the hope that Hayler would not cheat on her.
🔮 Previously she denied being “angry and vengeful” towards her ex-husband, and denied any animosity towards him after a 10-month affair with their nanny. Jurors heard Ms Price had chosen the nanny because she “wasn’t very attractive” and a “little bit overweight”, in the hope that Hayler would not cheat on her.
🔮 Jurors heard Ms Price had chosen the nanny because she “wasn’t very attractive” and a “little bit overweight”, in the hope that Hayler would not cheat on her.
🔮 Ms Price is expected to be cross-examined as a witness on Tuesday.
🔮 Asked by prosecutor Ryan Richter what his response was, Ms Price said: “I can’t remember his response but his response all the time was ‘no I hadn’t’.” Ms Price said she could tell the teenage girl, who was allegedly raped by her then-husband, was “afraid” from messages they exchanged. The former glamour model was asked about messages between her and the complainant, saying: “I can’t remember the exact messages, but it was that Kieran had tried to kiss her, that he had done stuff to her.”
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Read More Asked by prosecutor Ryan Richter what his response was, Ms Price said: “I can’t remember his response but his response all the time was ‘no I hadn’t’.”
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🔮 Ms Price is expected to be cross-examined as a witness on Tuesday.
2026-10-13 · Evening Standard
Katie Price returns to court to continue evidence in ex-husband’s rape trial · assertive framing

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Ms Price is expected to be cross-examined as a witness on Tuesday. asserted
Price → expect → Tuesday
On Monday, she told the court she was “really shocked” by the allegations. asserted
she → tell → allegations
Ms Price told jurors: “I was shocked… like really shocked. asserted
I → tell → jurors
It was a different kettle of fish, it’s a child. asserted
it → ’ → fish
She told the court she confronted her husband at the time, asking if he had “done stuff” with the teenage girl. asserted
he → tell → girl
Read More Asked by prosecutor Ryan Richter what his response was, Ms Price said: “I can’t remember his response but his response all the time was ‘no I hadn’t’.” asserted
I → read → response
She said she did not speak to the girl about the allegations face to face, and was asked whether she asked her to report it to the police. asserted
she → say → police
“I was going through it myself. asserted
I → go → it
I was having a breakdown at that point,” she said. asserted
she → have → point
“I had to go in the Priory.” Hayler denies the charges and suggests his ex-wife had “launched a campaign” against him when their marriage ended and the allegations form part of this, the court has heard. uncertain
court → have → this
He was married to Ms Price at the time of the allegations, before the couple’s relationship broke down in 2018 and they divorced in 2021. asserted
they → break → 2021
The trial continues. asserted
trial → continue → ?
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