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Why is Katie Price still a thing?
As far as I can remember, she got famous for nothing other than having large breasts.
Beyond that, the last 20 years seem to have been constant attempts to stay relevant with perfumes, books, reality TVs show apprarances, and an inability to understand how basic road safety works.
Why is she still popular, I wonder?
Because she keeps doing stuff like this to stay in the public eye.
Perhaps - I wonder if it's that or the opposite, where her endless string of poor decisions end up being the story rather than about her.
I suppose "subjectively attractive person gets through life without many major dramas" doesn't make for good headlines.