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Katie Price hasn't been to the gym "for years".
The mother-of-five has been enjoying some light horse riding in an attempt to get back to her normal weight after giving birth to daughter Bunny four months ago, but admitted she is going to hit the gym again in the near future.
Speaking on Australia's 'The Morning Show', she said: "I am starting to eat healthy now and I'm going to start the gym.
"I always say, 'On Monday I'm going to start,' but that Monday hasn't happened yet. There's probably a lot of things that people probably do to look good after having a baby.
"But, like I say, there is no pressure. I don't know what these Americans do or in fact some people in England, what they do.
"I think you either ping back or you don't, it depends on your genes and stuff.
"I haven't been to the gym for years so I normally ride my horses but I am definitely going to start the gym.
"I have to have a personal trainer when I do go to the gym, I can't train on my own because it needs someone to push me and I know that that hour is going absolutely kill me."
The 36-year-old star insists she isn't too worried about getting rid of her baby weight and believes other mothers shouldn't feel the need to pile off the pounds immediately after giving birth.
She added: "I would just say eat healthy and don't stress about losing that baby weight.
"Enjoy your moments with the baby because they do grow and eventually, when you're ready, because you've got to let your body settle, I say, it's not going to happen overnight so don't stress about it. What will be, will be.
"I was lucky this time with Bunny because I bounced back really quick and I haven't worked out.
But you know, everyone's body is different, don't stress about it and enjoy the baby."
Katie is also mother to kids Harvey, 12, from her past relationship with Dwight Yorke, Junior, nine, and Princess Tiaamii, seven, from her marriage to Peter Andre, and Jett, 15 months, who she has with 27-year-old husband Kieran Hayler.

Scarlett Johansson has reportedly joked her baby gets starstruck around her.
The 30-year-old actress has two-month-old daughter Rose Dorothy with French journalist Romain Dauriac and she's said to have been overheard joking her newborn got starstruck by her appearance, like many of her fans.
A source - who heard Scarlett talking to a pal at the Gotham Awards on Monday (01.12.14) - told the New York Post newspaper's PageSix: "Scarlett was saying how her daughter's eyes lit up when she saw her in full makeup and with her hair done for the event."
The 'Avengers' star is also reported to have offered her sympathies to a fellow new mum who told the beauty about her struggle to keep her baby's food down.
The source added: "The other mum was just smiling and talking about how her baby keeps puking on everything. Scarlett was just smiling and nodding with empathy."
Meanwhile, it's been confirmed Scarlett and Romain - who have been dating for over two years - tied the knot shortly after the birth of their new daughter.
The Granite County Clerk of Philipsburg, Montana is said to have revealed that he married the couple during a small ceremony in the state on October 1.

Rihanna is giving fans the chance to meet her, Kanye West or Sir Paul McCartney - for at least $10,000. The 'We Found Love' hitmaker has unveiled a list of lots that are being sold to raise money for her Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and among the onc...

Kim Kardashian West made preparations to have her eggs frozen before conceiving her daughter North West.
The 34-year-old reality TV star, who is married to hip-hop icon Kanye West, has revealed she found out she was pregnant with 17-month-old North as she was about to undergo fertility treatment.
She explained: "A few years ago, I was told I could never get pregnant. Three different doctors told me the same thing, which is why I wanted to have my eggs frozen.
"I was just about to do that when I found out I was pregnant with North."
Kim, who has two sisters and a brother - Kourtney Kardashian, 35, Khloe Kardashian, 30 and Rob Kardashian, 27, as well as four other half-siblings - also revealed she would like to have two more children of her own.
The brunette beauty told ELLE UK magazine: "I want a boy and another girl; I want it to start happening straight away. I loved being part of a huge family - and I want that for North. We'd do IVF if nothing happens, but we both want to keep trying naturally."
Kim also revealed her pride at seeing half-sister Kendall Jenner, 19, become a major figure in the fashion world, having recently become the face of beauty brand Estee Lauder.
She said: "I think she will be a huge star. I definitely think she will be bigger than I have ever been."

Bill Murray wants most child actors to be "taken out and shot".
The 64-year-old actor really dislikes working with youngsters in his movies but has made an exception for 11-year-old Jaeden Lieberher, who he appear alongside in his latest comedy movie 'St. Vincent' and admits the star is "more professional" than the majority of older actors he's worked with.
He said: "Most kid actors should be taken out and shot, let's face it. And their parents too.
"Yet this kid [Jaeden Lieberher] was more professional than most of the actors I've worked with. He was completely prepared and he has a wonderful mother and father who keep him normal.
"He never became a movie-star brat."
Bill's rare praise of a child actor has certainly worked wonders for Jaeden as the veteran actor helped to get the youngster a part in his latest movie, an untitled Cameron Crowe romantic-comedy which is also set to star Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams and Emma Stone.
When asked if he would be prepared to work with Jaeden again, Bill replied: "I already have. I was making a movie with Cameron Crowe after I finished this one and Cameron asked me what I thought of him.
"I said, 'I don't like kid actors.' Three days later, I had to call him and say, 'OK, this kid's good.' The next day, Cameron hired him."
But Bill admits he is very selective when it comes to choosing his own roles and refuses to have an agent because they used to show him so many "crap" scripts.
He added to Metro newspaper: "Agents don't get paid if you don't work, so they're constantly jamming stuff in your face - mostly stuff from other clients in their own agency.
"I remember saying, 'Please don't ever give me another script written by these people. Ever.' Because there are some writers in Hollywood who just churn out crap."

Kendra Wilkinson is trying to cure her heartache.
The 29-year-old beauty's marriage to former American football star Hank Baskett came under sever strain when it was alleged he'd cheated on her with a transsexual model and a friend of the star has now revealed she's competing on British reality series 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' in order to take some "time out".
Jessica Hall shared: "She wanted to do it to prove to herself what a strong person she is, because she has had a tough year. She needed the time out.
"When it [the news of Hank's alleged cheating] came out, I never left Kendra's side.
"I was there from step one and it was hard to watch as a friend."
However, the former Playboy model's best friend admits she's hoping Kendra and Hank - who have four-year-old son Hank Baskett IV and six-month-old daughter Alijah Mary together - will work things out once Kendra returns from Australia.
She added to The Sun newspaper: "It was out of control. But you have to remember there are two sides to every story.
"I would love to see them make it work, because I adore both of them and they are terrific together. I'm rooting for Hank.
"And she is learning things all the time in the jungle."

Peter Jackson doesn't know how to use email.
The award-winning director is the creative force behind 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies', which features lots of impressive-looking special effects, but Peter concedes he still struggles with technology despite using it to bring the books of J. R. R. Tolkien to life.
Speaking at the London press conference for the new film - which stars Sir Ian McKellen, Orlando Bloom and Martin Freeman - yesterday (02.12.14), the 53-year-old director explained: "Once we knew we were doing the Tolkien movies, we had to create battle scenes and we had to write software. We had to create characters and creatures that didn't exist, so the technology is always driven by the needs of the story you're telling.
"If 17 years ago, instead of doing 'The Lord of the Rings', I was doing a drama in a fish and chip shop, then we wouldn't have developed this technology. Well, unless we wanted a cod to jump around on a bench or something!
"I mean, I can't even do an email! I'm an absolute idiot at computers, but fortunately we have wonderful, wonderful artists that do it."

Tilda Swinton used to be a professional gambler.
The 'Grand Budapest Hotel' star says she made a lot of money from betting on horses before she found fame.
The 54-year-old actress said: "When I lived in London, there were a couple of years when I didn't really earn money doing anything else. I mean, I did other things, like I made work, and I was working with Derek Jarman at the time, but the way I made money was putting money on horses.
"My grandfather had an old gardener called Bert Matheson, and he taught me how to pick winners, and it kind of works! It's very strange. I mean, it doesn't always work, of course. It's got something to do with the form, and there's a certain amount of knowledge about particular horses, but it really is not that. It's to do with, um, just looking at the horses in the ring and asking whether they're gonna win or not! Basically, I mean."
The actress won enough money on a horse named Devilry from one race that "kept us for nearly a year."
Meanwhile, Tilda, who has 17-year-old twins, Xavier and Honor, with ex-boyfriend John Byrne and is in a long-term relationship with painter Sandro Kopp, admits she isn't looking forward to getting older after caring for her late mother every weekend until her death two years ago while she was shooting 'Lovers Left Alive'.
She told GQ magazine: "Old age is really tough. Because let's face it, when people are younger, you have the luxury of saying it's a tragedy, they should have died later, you know, they could have had another forty years. But I remember sitting beside my mother for weeks thinking, What mortality police can I call? We're really supposed to put up with this?
"It's one of the reasons that film was--is--so tender for me. Because every time I came off the set, Sandro would be in the wings trying to find another plane from a small airport that would be leaving on Friday night."

Teri Hatcher blamed herself for being sexually abused as a child.
The former 'Desperate Housewives' star admits she never told anyone she was being repeatedly assaulted by her uncle Richard Hayes Stone because she didn't understand what he was doing when he molested her for the first time when she was seven years old.
Speaking at a United Nations event commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the 49-year-old actress said: "I was convinced it was my fault and I blamed myself for what had happened, so I didn't tell anyone and I was silent."
Teri claims no one in her family ever asked her "exactly what happened" but she finally managed to escape her abuser by acting out, according to Yahoo! News.
She said: "I did, however, unsurprisingly, start to act out and my mother decided to keep me away from my uncle. I didn't see him anymore, but no one in my family ever asked exactly what happened. We remained silent."
The brunette beauty opened up about the horrific abuse she endured at the hands of her uncle, who was jailed for 14 years, for the first time in 2006.
During an interview with Vanity Fair magazine, she said: "I have so much pain. I'm a woman who carries around all these layers of fear and vulnerability. I'm trying to be my powerful me; it's in there, but I have to find the strong part underneath the layers of 'I'm s**t. I'm never going to go anywhere!' "