KATIE Price’s ex-fiancé Carl Woods claims a key scene was cut from their IVF documentary which would have revealed why he really blocked her during the treatment process.
In a two-part Channel 4 documentary, viewers watched the former couple on their journey for a first baby together.
They were told early on the chance of success was less than one percent but went ahead regardless, despite serious issues with their relationship.
In the second episode, viewers were told Carl, 35, had blocked Katie, 46, and failed to attend a check-up the week before donor eggs were due to be transferred.
Now, Carl has exclusively told The Sun what was behind that decision and insists the production team removed it from the final edit.
He says: “It was biasedly edited to make it look like the reason that I blocked her and we broke up was because IVF failed and she was too old to give me a baby.
“And all of a sudden, she’s woke up one morning, I’m a no-show to the appointment, apparently, and I blocked her. And she doesn’t know why.
“The production company were more than aware of what was going on in the relationship.
“They edited this bit out. The reason I blocked her is the day before, she’d gone out for the day apparently to ‘work’.
“She had ignored me all day. Non contactable. On and offline on WhatsApp but I got ignored.
“It come to the evening. I was at her house and Jett FaceTimed her. She answered to Jett not knowing I was there and she was out on the p*ss and I could hear a fella talking with her.
“I went on to FaceTime and she told me to f**k off and hung up.
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A spokesperson for Channel 4 said: “Katie Price: Making Babies is a fair and balanced representation of events during filming.”
During the documentary, the pair each spoke about their break-up to camera, with Carl insisting he’d done everything he could to support Katie.
He also complimented her mothering ability, calling her a “wonderful mum”, and said it was “heartbreaking” leaving behind her eldest son Harvey, 22, after three years of helping care for him.
However, he’s critical of the way Katie spoke about the end of their relationship in which she questioned if he really wanted a child with her and failed to mention the FaceTime fallout or the instances of cheating before filming began.
“Quite honestly, I find it’s embarrassing watching her babbling on,” says Carl.
“The poor me, woe is me victim act. It’s boring.
“Katie blames everybody, doesn’t she? Katie’s always the victim. Katie’s never done anything wrong.
“Well, Katie creates every one of her storms. And then she’s a match lighter, and then she stands back, watches it burn, and says, ‘oh, it wasn’t me’. That’s what she does.”
Carl described his appearance in the documentary as “realistic” and insists the IVF journey had no bearing on his decision to leave her.
He says: “At one point in the first episode, I was eating in the car, and I said, ‘there’s worse things to leave over’.
“She said, ‘well, how do you feel?’ And I said, ‘well, it’s more about how you feel’. And she said, ‘well, I think you’re going to leave me’.
“And I said, ‘well, there’s worse things to leave over than this’. And what I was referring to was I’d already caught her cheating.”