Katie Price promises to show her intellectual side with her new Sun on Sunday column.
The former glamour model is to write about the recession, feminism and the UK education system in her latest incarnation as a newspaper columnist with the newspaper.
"It's simple,” she told The Sun. “Katie Price has grown up. I am now 33 and I am much more interested in what's going on in the world than I was before. Maybe I was uninterested in the past because I was arrogant. Maybe it was because I was living in a bubble. But now things are different.
"I have kids who I have to think about. What kind of future will they have? How will I make their lives secure? These are questions I have to ask myself. Of course I still like to let my hair down from time to time - I'm only human - but I've become more sensible.
"The reason I am doing this column is because I want to show people I'm not all lashes, fake tan and boobs. I've got more common sense than most celebrities and I've got a point of view on most subjects.”
Price, who has participated in debates at Oxford and Cambridge unions in recent months, also appeared on the BBC’s Newsnight to discuss breast implants with host Jeremy Paxman.
