Katie Price's kids break down as they reveal how her cocaine binges affected their childhoods

Katie Price's children have broken down in tears discussing how their mother's cocaine use left them feeling lonely and unloved during childhood. Junior, 21, and Princess, 19, opened up about their experiences in a new Sky documentary series.

The siblings grew up in the public eye following their parents Katie Price and Peter Andre's separation during their early years and addressed the difficult aftermath of their mother's drug addiction.

Junior recalled: "I remember missing her so much. This one time in particular I was in her bed waiting for her to come back and I woke up probably 3:30am to some loud noises and I see her come in the room and I'll never forget the look on her face she was obviously on stuff right. I could see it in her eyes and I was it scared me because I've never seen my mum look like that. She's there but she's not there you know."

He added: "She wasn't in the right headspace. And she wasn't being a mum she wasn't being the mum that I knew from when I was a little boy. Mum was on drugs and she could not look after us and that is the reality of it. She couldn't."

At around 14 or 15 years old, Junior left home: "I clocked on that this was a very unhealthy environment and I needed to get out. Thank God that my dad was stable because that's the house that I went to and gained my sanity back."

Princess shared: "She'd give me a blanket and she sprayed all her perfume on it and that was like my attachment to Mum. I used to go home and just feel so lonely I used to just cuddle to the blanket and just cry."

Both siblings revealed they were forced to fend for themselves, preparing microwave meals and caring for each other. Katie's cocaine use began roughly a decade after her 2009 separation from Peter Andre and coincided with failed relationships, including marriage to Kieran Hayler in 2013.

Katie reflected: "When I hear what the kids how they saw it it breaks my heart. Kids need their mum kids need their mum's love their mum's hugs and I thought I was given that but obviously I wasn't. It must have been horrible for them and I'm just sorry to them that I put them through that and thought I was doing the best I could with them but what could I have done."