Katie Price's Fiancé Says She Can't Get Over THIS Ex-Husband

Tensions are at an all-time high in the Katie Price and Carl Woods household.

Fans got a front row to a heated argument between the couple during a live event of her dissing the music video of "Mysterious Girl," a song her ex-husband Peter Andre released in 1996. As it turned out, her current man couldn't resist making a sarcastic dig during the session, claiming that Price was still sweet on her ex.

Even though it has been over a decade since Price and her first husband went their separate ways, all indicators point toward the British singer still having an impact on her current relationship with Woods.

The pair had gotten into it as the former glamor model discussed Andre's music video for "Mysterious Girl," opening expressing her dislike for the song on a TikTok livestream. 

As she shared her thoughts, her on-again-off-again beau can be heard urging her to "let go" of the father of four and asking her why she still cares. Asserting that her ex had had a romantic involvement with the music video's vixen the 45-year-old told viewers:

"Do you know, I hate that song, he s------ that girl. Let's not talk about that."

The statement caused Woods to ask why she hated it from somewhere in the background. "I just hate that song, whenever," the "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" star began responding before her fiancé interrupted saying: 

"You can't get over him. You can't get over him and that's why you don't like that he s------ that girl. You're terrible."

"Whenever we are in a restaurant, do they not play 'Mysterious Girl,'" his woman wondered, to which Woods told her to "Just let the man go" amist sharing a laugh with other people in the background. Putting an end to the argument, the 2015 "Celebrity Big Brother" winner replied, "He's well and gone, 12 years ago!"

Despite her spirited defense, fans found it hard not to take Woods' side, especially since news broke that Price was yet to take her ex-husband off her will. As reported by The Blast in July, the "Shooting Stars" guest star had confessed her recent discovery of the "All Night All Right" hitmaker's name in the legal docs.

Claiming that she only made the realization when prepping for a podcast appearance, she confessed at the time, "I haven't even done a will update because, at the moment, everything I've got gets left to Pete, Junior, Princess, and Harvey."

The "Katie Price: My Crazy Life" alum  had first met Andre when they both appeared on "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here" in 2004, and formed a close bond, even though the former was in a relationship then. 

Shortly after the show, the pair began a romantic relationship and went on to exchange vows in September 2005 at Highclere Castle, Hampshire. The former lovebirds share two children together — 18-year-old Junior and 16-year-old Princess.

As for her current relationship, Price has been dating Woods since 2020, although their relationship has seen its share of ups and downs, resulting in multiple breakups. However, they recently confirmed that they were back together by taking a trip to Ibiza. 

The media personality had to defend her family after a news publication accused them of not approving of her fiancé. Per The Blast, the outlet reported that Price had alluded to her family's disapproval of her relationship with Woods through a cryptic social media post. 

It all began when the man of the moment expressed via Instagram that social media can erode happiness by fostering jealousy and envy over things that don't actually exist.

In response, his fiancée indicated that people have attempted to interfere in their relationship but that it has only strengthened their bond, a statement that was perceived as hinting at her family's disapproval of her romantic choices.

The update upset the "What Katie Did Next" star so much that she took a screenshot of the article and highlighted her frustration with the media for publishing inaccurate stories about her, exclaiming:

Price clarified the situation by stating, "My family don't disapprove of @carljwoods, and I haven't hinted at this at all. Bad journalism again!"