Katie Price considering US move?

Katie Price is considering a move to America.

The reality TV starlet is reportedly ready for a fresh start after recently being declared bankrupt during a hearing at the Insolvency and Companies Court in London when she failed to pay back an agreed £12,000-a-month to her creditors and she is now thinking about making American her home.

A source told The Sun Online: "Katie has been saying that after everything that has happened to her in the past few months that her future might lie elsewhere.

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"She loves America and would love to film some of her new TV show. She thinks US viewers would like her and it could be a way of making money.

"Katie loves all the \'Housewives of America\' shows. She thinks all the people who watch that would enjoy seeing how she lives her life."

While friends don\'t believe mother-of-five Katie, 41, is serious about the move, they revealed she has been "miserable" in the UK lately and needs a "fresh start".

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The insider explained: "The biggest problem is the kids. They are young and are in school and Katie knows it would be a massive upheaval.

"Katie would also miss her mum. But Katie has been increasingly miserable in recent weeks so thinks a new start might be good for everyone."

Meanwhile, Katie\'s money saga is set to be documented in her reality TV show \'My Crazy Life\' in emotional scenes which sees her she has no choice but to be declared bankrupt and lay much of the blame for the loss of her fortune on her exes, who include former husbands Alex Reid, Peter Andre and Kieran Hayler.

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A source previously said: "It all went wrong when Peter and other people stopped paying her bills and giving Katie things for free.

"Katie was never one to pay anything on time either. She ended up with CCJs [county court judgements] coming out of her ears ... She also can no longer be a director of any companies."