Kerry Katona shares outrageous photo for Father's Day that has fans in stitches
Kerry Katona left her followers in fits of laughter with a comical Father's Day post. The 44 year old ex-Atomic Kitten singer shared a photo on her Instagram stories of a car park brimming with vehicles.
The mother-of-five then wittily captioned the snap: "Outside my house on Father's Day."
Fans reacted with laughing emojis, with one overlaying the Montell Jordan track 'This Is How We Do It' over the image.
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In another update, Kerry shared a heartfelt message from her daughter Heidi to commemorate the special day. Sharing a picture with her mum, 18 year old Heidi seemed to take a swipe at her dad, taxi driver Mark Croft, as she penned: "The woman who did both jobs @kerrykatona7 Happy Father's Day,' reports the Mirror.
A video also posted to her Instagram stories saw Kerry being asked about the best advice she could impart to her children. She promptly replied: "That other people's opinions do not matter. And it shall pass. Nothing is going to last forever. And if they make a mistake, ask yourself 'is this going to matter in five years, baby girl?".
Kerry is mum to eldest daughters Molly, 23, and Lilly Sue, 22, from her first marriage to Westlife's Brian McFadden.
Heidi, 18, and Max, 17, are from her second marriage to Mark Croft.S
he also has an 11 year old daughter named Dylan-Jorge, affectionately known as DJ, with her late third husband George Kay.
The former rugby league player tragically passed away from a drug overdose aged 39 in 2019.
Kerry Katona was all set for another trip down the aisle with fitness coach Ryan Mahoney, whom she had been with for six years and who had become 'like a dad' to her children. However, their relationship took an unexpected turn just before Christmas when Ryan moved out of the house they shared. At the time, Kerry pointed to a 'breach of trust', but has not disclosed more details.
Post split, Kerry's professional life has soared, with her writing in her New Magazine column how upbeat she feels about the year ahead: "I'm feeling really good going into 2025 - it's going to be a great year. I'm not heartbroken anymore and feel like I know that Ryan wasn't the one for me."
She went on to express her satisfaction with single life, stating: "I'm a single woman and am in the best relationship of my life, which is with myself. "
Yet, there's chatter that Kerry might have struck up a new romance with someone she encountered on Channel 4's Celebs Go Dating, set to air later on. Reportedly, the new man is personal trainer and father-of-two Paolo Margaglione.
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