Desperate Jordan wails ‘I Will Always Love You’ on Andre’s voicemail
Former model Katie Price, a.k.a. Jordan, is said to be so desperate to get back her ex-hubby Peter Andre that she sang Whitney Houston’s ‘I Will Always Love You’ on his voicemail.
|Last Updated: Sep 29, 2009, 07:40 PM IST|Source: Bureau
London: Former model Katie Price, a.k.a. Jordan, is said to be so desperate to get back her ex-hubby Peter Andre that she sang Whitney Houston’s ‘I Will Always Love You’ on his voicemail.Jordan, 31, who recently denied leaving begging texts and voice messages on ITV1’s This Morning, had left the emotional message at the end of August, just two weeks before she and Andre were granted a quickie divorce.
“Pete picked up a message from Kate which was incredibly emotional with her basically saying she wanted him back,” the Sun quoted a source close to him as revealing.
“He never wanted this to come out but since Katie has continually denied trying to get in touch with him he won’t deny it any more.
“Pete said Katie launched into a rather flat version of Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You.
“When they were together it was a party piece of hers and she’d always sing it when she’d had a drink. She also told Pete that the divorce was silly and that they should get back together.
“He deleted the message and never had any intention of changing his mind,” the source added.
ANI
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