Peter Andre Won't Rekindle Relationship With Katie Price

PETER ANDRE WON'T REKINDLE RELATIONSHIP WITH KATIE PRICE
Peter Andre will ''never'' rekindle his relationship with Katie Price.

The couple - who have two children, Junior, five and three-year-old Princess Tiaamii - split in 2009 and while Katie has recently claimed Peter is still "in love" with her, the "Mysterious Girl" singer is adamant he has moved on.

Peter - who is currently dating Spanish model Elen Rivas - said: "I can't believe she said I still love her. I absolutely don't. She knows I've moved on - I just wish she could too. She needs to realize we'll never be together again."

Although Peter, 38, hopes he and 32-year-old Katie - who recently dumped her second husband Alex Reid after 11 months of marriage - can remain on friendly terms for the sake of their kids, he admits he no longer cares about her.

Speaking in Now magazine, he said: "I've never wished Katie any harm but the main aim of my life is to be the best father I can be and that's it. That's all I care about."

"The children have always been the most important thing in my life. What Katie does in her private life, as long as it doesn't affect them, is of no concern to me."

Katie is currently said to be having a fling with Argentinean model Leandro Penn, who she met at Elton John's post-Oscars party in Los Angeles.


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Blue Peter presenter to walk wire for charity

20 February 2011 Last updated at 02:48 GMT Helen Skelton Skelton became the first person to solo kayak the Amazon in 2010 Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton is to walk a tightrope between chimneys at Battersea Power Station to raise money for Comic Relief.

The 27-year-old is due to walk the 150m (492ft) long wire at the south London building on 28 February.

She will be at a height of 66m (216ft) and holding a pole in front of her to help balance.

A safety belt will be attached to her in case she falls while walking along the wire.

'Incredibly painful'

The BBC children's presenter said she was inspired to take on the challenge after watching the documentary Man On Wire, which shows Frenchman Philippe Petit walk a tightrope between the twin towers at New York's World Trade Center in 1974.

"I was so impressed when I saw the film that I said 'wouldn't it be amazing to do something like that'," she said.

Skelton has been secretly training in France for the challenge.

"I knew it would be scary and a challenge to stay focused but I really hadn't realised how physical it would be. I am covered in bruises from falling on the wire, which is incredibly painful.

"It has been hard work but that's what is going to make me grit my teeth and keep going when my arms burn.

"I only hope I can hold my nerve and keep my eyes on the wire - if I stay focused I'm sure I can make it across."

Skelton became the first person to solo kayak the Amazon during a challenge for Sport Relief in February 2010.


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