Katie Price and Victoria Beckham have a well-documented history of beef dating back to the early noughties.
Former glamour model Katie, previously known as Jordan, was once thought to be feuding with the Spice Girls star, 52, but now it seems they’ve got over it.
Back in the day, Victoria collaborated on a single with Katie’s boyfriend at the time, Dane Bowers. The I’m A Celebrity star later admitted she thought something was going on between them.
Victoria and Katie took jibes at each other, with the reality star, 48, commenting on Posh’s teeth, and the Wannabe singer allegedly singing Who Let The Dogs Out when Jordan entered the Manchester United players’ lounge.
Fast forward 25 years, and all of that appears to have been swept under the carpet.
Reposting a clip on her story from the noughties of VB talking to T4 presenter Anthony Crank about their relationship, Katie wrote: ‘I have no problem with @victoriabeckham either. She is [an] amazing business woman.’
The caption on the archive video read: ‘Victoria Beckham being asked about Jordan with Katie Price on T4 is the UK equivalent of “I don’t know her”‘.
Anthony started off the controversial chat by asking the fashion designer to tell him about Jordan: ‘Do you think you’ll form a friendship in the next year?’
Victoria responded: ‘I used to know her, obviously she was going out with Dane and I was working with Dane, True Steppers, and you know, she was very sweet. I don’t really know her anymore. So I very much doubt we would become best friends.’
Katie, 48, wasn’t the only one to comment on the video. Anthony said: ‘Me and Vic were SOLID that day.’
And this isn’t the first time that the media personality has commented on the historic feud.
Last month, on her podcast The Katie Price Show with sister Sophie Price, Katie confirmed she had ‘no issue with Victoria’.
She said: ‘There’s no feud between us. Well, I don’t know if she has one against me. If I saw her, I’d say hello, I haven’t got a problem.’
This said, while promoting her own documentary in early July, Katie called Victoria’s documentary ‘boring’.
She told The Sun she wouldn’t watch it because it was ‘manufactured, edited, and boring.’