Katie Price secret footballer lover revealed: Star vows to name and shame in explosive new book

Katie Price has vowed to expose an A-list star as one of her former lovers in an explosive tell-all book.

According to the former glamour model, she will be forced to "flee to the Maldives" after she drops some bombshells in her next autobiography.

"I think people are always shocked by what has happened to me" the 37-year-old star told the Daily Star. "My next book is out in October and, oh my God, I think I'd better leave the country when it comes out.

She said of one lover: "He's a world-famous professional and it's... oh my God, if people knew. He's British."

The new tell-all will be the sixth autobiography the mother-of five has penned. The reality TV star, estimated to be worth £45million, claims that she left out 'lots of things' in previous instalments of her life story.

"There are lots of things in this one I left out of the last one. There are a couple of guys in there who've upset me so I think it's about time I tell the truth about them. They're household names.

"I'll be disappearing to the Maldives or somewhere where no one can see me once it's out. I was seeing one of them for two or three months before Kieran.'

Earlier in August, Price hinted at that it would be a no-holds barred tome in an Instagram upload that read: "You own everything that happened to you. Tell your stories. If people wanted you to write warmly about them, they should've behaved better."

Price, who rose to fame as a pin-up has been making headlines for more than a decade. In 1999, she reportedly had an abortion after discovering that her then-boyfriend Dane Bowers was unfaithful. In 2011, she outed second husband Alex Reid as a transvestite and most recently slammed third husband, 28-year-old builder and former stripper Kieran Hayler, for cheating on her with her best friend.

Price, who has since taken Hayler back, admitted that her real-life drama meant that she was never short of material.

"It's weird because every time we say nothing can beat this book, they get better. Not that I should laugh, though, because I have to go through the drama. It's amazing these things happen in my life and I'm like, 'here we go again'."