Kerry Katona criticizes Keir Starmer for foreign aid over UK help
- Kerry Katona expresses discontent with Keir Starmer's foreign aid decisions.
- She argues that the UK should prioritize helping its own citizens.
- The criticism sparks a political debate on the allocation of resources.
In a recent column for New! magazine, TV personality Kerry Katona expressed her concerns regarding the UK’s new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, particularly in light of recent race riots. Katona described the situation as "scary" and questioned Starmer's commitment to domestic issues, despite his pledge of £84 million for projects in Africa and the Middle East. She emphasized the need for the government to focus on the challenges faced by people in the UK. Katona also weighed in on a personal family matter involving Emmerdale actress Sammy Winward and her daughter Mia, who has faced estrangement due to her decision to join OnlyFans. The 19-year-old model claimed that her mother cut contact after disagreements over her racy content. Katona labeled the situation "so sad," arguing that there should be no shame in using platforms like OnlyFans, especially for financial stability. Having experienced financial struggles herself, Katona shared her perspective on the benefits of using one's looks to earn a living. She recounted her own battles with bankruptcy and how she turned to modeling to improve her circumstances. Katona, a mother of two daughters, expressed that her primary concern is her children's perception of her choices. Mia, who reportedly earns up to £30,000 a month from her OnlyFans account, revealed that she has not spoken to her mother for months, citing hurtful comments made during their last conversation. Despite the rift, she affirmed her love for her family.