Double divorcee Kerry Katona reveals career U-turn by becoming a ‘celebrity life coach’ with husband George Kay
Singer has gone through drug addiction, bankruptcy and three marriages so will have plenty to talk about
KERRY Katona is planning on becoming a life coach and hopes to become a “celebrity counsellor” with her husband George Kay.
The singer has gone through a lot in her life, including a very public battle with drug addiction and declaring bankruptcy twice, so will be able to dish out first hand advice to her clients.
Kerry, who's been married three times, made the admission about her career U-turn during an interview with .
She said: “I’ve actually signed up to do a life coaching course in October.
“I’m really looking forward to that. It’s a week-long course and I think George is going to sign up, too. We could be the next celebrity counsellors on TV!”
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When asked if she was going to draw on her own tough times to help others, Kerry explained: ‘Definitely. I have no regrets about my life.
“I don’t hate anybody who’s been in my life. I have to accept what’s happened and move on.
'KERRY'S AREAS OF EXPERTISE'
Divorce
Three times married Kerry divorced Brian McFadden in 2006 and Mark Croft in 2011
Drug Addiction
The singer previously said she'd done “100 lifetimes worth of drugs” after revealing her cocaine addiction
Banktruptcy
Unlucky Kerry was forced to declare herself bankrupt twice, once in 2008 and again in 2013
Mental Health
Kerry has been open about her struggle with bi-polar and has said she wants to help other people cope
“A lot of people blame their issues on their failures in life – I did that for a long time.”
The Atomic Kitten star also opened up about her eldest daughter Molly moving to Ireland to live with her dad Brian McFadden.
Kerry explained: “She’s going in August. But, if I’m honest, I think she’ll be back home in no time.
“I know my Molly and I think she will miss home too much!”
Brian was born and raised in Ireland before moving to England to follow his pop dreams and often takes his girls, Molly, 15, and Lily-Sue, 14, back for visits.
He revealed in March that Molly was planning to follow in his footsteps by moving in with his parents.
She will be attending school in Dublin, and the singer revealed the move will give his daughter the chance to focus on her studies.
He told : “Mostly we go back to Ireland because my mum and dad live there.
“My oldest is going to school in Dublin in September, so she's probably going to live with my mum and dad.
“I think it'll be easier for Molly to concentrate on her exams there.
“It's going to make things harder now for us all to be together, but you have to make sacrifices.”
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