London:
Glamour model Katie Price has said that she would dare to bare all for Playboy magazine when she turns 50.
Speaking on the Michael Ball Show, the model turned reality TV star said that she could pose naked for the men's magazine in her middle age, reported Sun online.
"I might do Playboy as a 40 or 50 year-old," she said. The 32-year-old star appeared in the magazine in a series of provocative topless snaps when she was 24 in 2002.
She is a friend of Playboy owner Hugh Hefner, and has visited his Los Angeles mansion.
The mother-of-three also revealed that she is "fascinated by the human brain" and would love to get in to the minds of criminals.
"A lot of people don't know this but if I could have my dream job it would be going into prisons getting inside people's minds to know what triggers them off. If I could be a forensic detective I would," Price said.
She also said that she would be happy to adopt a child if she is unable to conceive with her cage fighter husband Alex Reid.
"There was a thing on telly about four years ago about children in Bulgaria, abandoned children. I would like to go out there and adopt a special-needs child," she said.
Speaking on the Michael Ball Show, the model turned reality TV star said that she could pose naked for the men's magazine in her middle age, reported Sun online.
"I might do Playboy as a 40 or 50 year-old," she said. The 32-year-old star appeared in the magazine in a series of provocative topless snaps when she was 24 in 2002.
She is a friend of Playboy owner Hugh Hefner, and has visited his Los Angeles mansion.
The mother-of-three also revealed that she is "fascinated by the human brain" and would love to get in to the minds of criminals.
"A lot of people don't know this but if I could have my dream job it would be going into prisons getting inside people's minds to know what triggers them off. If I could be a forensic detective I would," Price said.
She also said that she would be happy to adopt a child if she is unable to conceive with her cage fighter husband Alex Reid.
"There was a thing on telly about four years ago about children in Bulgaria, abandoned children. I would like to go out there and adopt a special-needs child," she said.
