Katie Price BOOED live onstage as she sings A Whole New World after being slammed as ‘wooden and out of time’ by fans
KATIE Price was booed by fans while singing her infamous track A Whole New World while performing in her panto.
The glamour model has come in for her fair share on criticism since she started performing in Sleeping Beauty at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool.
In the latest blow for the mum of five, a video posted on TikTok by an audience member sees Katie being booed as she performs the Disney song ‘A Whole New World’ while in her glamorous costume for her villanous character Carabosse.
But it appears there is more to the booing than meets the eye.
It turns out the crowd were not actually jeering Katie's singing - which has been panned in the past - but, in typical panto fashion, booing her evil character instead.
One commenter asked the original poster if Katie was being panned, and they confirmed this was not the cast.
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They asked, “Are they booing her?” to which the post creator replied, “ Haha, no, her character.”
In fact, fans showered Katie with compliments about her performance in the comments section as one user said: “ I absolutely love her.”
Another fan added: “She’s a legend long live the Price.”
A third user added: “So nice to here something positive she deserves it. Everyone deserves a second chance.”
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This is not the first time the mum-of-three has sung the Disney tune, as she performed it with her ex-partner Peter Andre during a live BBC Children In Need concert in 2005.
It was also released as a single as part of the pair's duets album.
It was recently reported that theatre bosses have slashed ticket prices further as the final shows take place.
They've offered fans two-for-one on all tickets purchased for the December 30th performance.
It hasn’t been a smooth ride for Katie in the theatres, as she nearly risked a theatre ban after she was caught vaping.
She was also recently slammed by her own castmate amid her eye-watering £60K payday for the role, after they joked
