London, April 05: Hysterical Kerry Katona had to be reportedly comforted by a psychiatric nurse following a row with her husband.
The former ‘Atomic Kitten’ was said to have been in frenzy after hubby Mark Croft walked out of her 1.3million home after being accused of spending her millions and making her bankrupt.
The ex-singer was reportedly also paranoid over Mark’s relationship with his ex-girlfriend Louise Oortwyn, who is also the mother of his seven-year-old daughter.
"She is totally paranoid about Mark going back to Louise. She hates the fact that she is the other woman he has loved and that she will always be in his life,” a news website quoted a pal as saying.
"Kerry can`t buy Mark`s affection any more because the money has run out and she is beside herself at the thought of him leaving again," the pal added.
The 28-year-old purportedly went out of control after accompanying Mark to his aunt’s funeral.
A source said: "Mark wanted to pay his respects but had to leave early as Kerry was all over the place, ranting and rambling. They had a huge row when they got home and Kerry was so hysterical they had to call out a psychiatric nurse to calm her down.
"Then in the middle of the night Kerry called a taxi and went to stay in a hotel. She couldn`t cope with being in the house any more. She can`t afford to go to rehab again so she went away to try to get herself together."
ANI
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