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Katie rules out duet with Alex
Thursday 15 July 2010
The reality TV star, whose debut solo single 'Free To Love Again' is available online now, made a charity album with ex-husband Peter Andre in 2006, but has no plans to work with her cage-fighting husband in the foreseeable future.
News agency PA quotes her as saying: "Alex can't sing to save his life, so no."
Price, known as Jordan, would prefer to duet with RnB crooners.
"If I could do a song with anyone, it would be Nelly, P Diddy or Ne-Yo. I love RnB and I love their stuff," she added.
She also cleared up rumours that she will be doing a remix with The Hills' Heidi Montag, who reportedly gushed about the single on Twitter.
"I heard that, yeah. Awww that's nice if she said it, but I don't know. It's a compliment if she did," said the 32-year-old.
'Free To Love Again' is Price's third foray into music: she also competed in a bid to represent the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2005.
"Eurovision was awful and the biggest regret of my life. I couldn't sing the song then and I can't sing it now. And then I did a charity album, which did quite well, with Pete," she said.
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