British media personality and former glamour model Katie Price has revealed why she has no interest in using disposable cameras again, admitting that concerns over privacy make them far less appealing than modern smartphones.
Speaking during an interview to promote her new Sky documentary series Nothing To Hide, Price reflected on how photography has changed over the years and explained why disposable cameras are something she would rather leave in the past.
Her comments came during a conversation with Joe Baggs, host of Love Island: Aftersun.
Privacy Concerns Behind Her Decision
During the interview, Katie Price said that while people today often take personal or explicit photographs using their mobile phones, disposable cameras presented a different challenge because the film had to be developed by someone else.
She explained that users had to take the camera to a photo-processing shop, where employees would inevitably see the images.
Because of that lack of privacy, Price joked that she would definitely avoid using disposable cameras again.
According to her, digital technology has given people greater control over their personal photographs, eliminating the need to hand over film for development.
Documentary Explores Her Life and Career
Katie Price made the remarks while promoting her four-part documentary series, Nothing To Hide, produced by Sky.
The documentary offers an in-depth look at both her personal and professional life, tracing her journey from her early modelling career to the challenges she has faced in the public eye.
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It also explores several high-profile aspects of her life, including her marriages, family relationships, business ventures and the controversies that have attracted significant media attention over the years.
Family and Former Partners Feature in the Series
The documentary includes interviews with members of Katie Price’s family as well as several people who have played important roles in her life.
According to reports, one of the most surprising appearances in the series is that of singer Gareth Gates, whose participation reportedly caught Price off guard.
The programme aims to provide viewers with a more personal perspective on the television personality beyond the headlines that have surrounded her career.
Available to Watch Now
Nothing To Hide premiered on 8 July and is available to watch on Sky as well as the streaming platform NOW.
The four-part series follows the growing trend of celebrity documentaries that offer audiences behind-the-scenes access to the personal experiences, challenges and defining moments of well-known public figures.
Katie Price’s latest comments about disposable cameras have attracted attention online, with many social media users viewing her remarks as a humorous reminder of how advances in digital technology have transformed everyday photography and personal privacy.
