Black Widow
04-26-2009, 06:15 PM
TROUBLED Kerry Katona broke down when she met her secret family for the first time last week and they told her: "Take a DNA test to prove you're our sister."
The reality star took her MTV crew to the meeting she'd organised after our revelation last week that she had a half-sister and four brothers she knew nothing about.
But her relatives refused to be filmed-and asked Kerry to take a test to prove they are related.
A source close to her said: "It was hardly the greeting she wanted. She couldn't help but cry-the nerves and emotion got to her. But she agreed to have the test."
The ex-Atomic Kitten took husband Mark Croft to the meeting at a pub in Wigan on Tuesday night.
We told last Sunday that her biological father Ron Armstrong, 62, who had an affair with Kerry's mum, died of cancer recently, before Kerry could meet him. His stunned widow, Joyce, 55, sons Ian, 27, and Paul, 25, and daughter Lindsay, 34, agreed to see her-but MINUS the crew making her fly-on-the-wall documentary.
Our source said: "They don't want to be dragged into the crazy celebrity circus so the camera woman spent the night waiting outside. The producers were furious.
"But after the initial awkward moments things got easier. Kerry realised she was the spitting image of her half-sister and they agreed to meet again-she got on well with her.
"In Kerry's mind they are her family."
The Sun
The reality star took her MTV crew to the meeting she'd organised after our revelation last week that she had a half-sister and four brothers she knew nothing about.
But her relatives refused to be filmed-and asked Kerry to take a test to prove they are related.
A source close to her said: "It was hardly the greeting she wanted. She couldn't help but cry-the nerves and emotion got to her. But she agreed to have the test."
The ex-Atomic Kitten took husband Mark Croft to the meeting at a pub in Wigan on Tuesday night.
We told last Sunday that her biological father Ron Armstrong, 62, who had an affair with Kerry's mum, died of cancer recently, before Kerry could meet him. His stunned widow, Joyce, 55, sons Ian, 27, and Paul, 25, and daughter Lindsay, 34, agreed to see her-but MINUS the crew making her fly-on-the-wall documentary.
Our source said: "They don't want to be dragged into the crazy celebrity circus so the camera woman spent the night waiting outside. The producers were furious.
"But after the initial awkward moments things got easier. Kerry realised she was the spitting image of her half-sister and they agreed to meet again-she got on well with her.
"In Kerry's mind they are her family."
The Sun