Katie Price is the first British celebrity to get an AI version of herself trademarked, a first in the UK show business world. The singer has brought back her old character “Jordan” with the help of a six-figure deal with OhChat. With her voice and personality ready to talk and dance onstage, she plays a key role in how celebrities’ legacies are handled and valued today.
For days, Selena teased the big announcement on her accounts, which led to her AI being released to interact with fans on different platforms. Price described the project as “a strangely interesting work,” and said that reliving those episodes in the TV series “helps me feel as Jordan did when she was famous.”
Bringing Jordan Back to Life
Jordan is created in this AI model using modern 3D animation and speech reproduction technology, showing Price as her iconic busty and confident character from her British shows. He made a list of thirty voice options, making sure they included usual everyday lines like “I like horse riding” and choices he likes, such as plans to enjoy “beef burgers this week.”
The main reason for the project’s success was how involved she was throughout. She made sure to be involved both in the styling and choice of language for every scene. According to Price, the purpose wasn’t just to build a robot, but to recreate the lively, witty character who captured everyone’s attention early on and ensure R2-D2 was both fun and recognizable for new fans and those who loved her before.
It is reported that Katie’s digital creative, Jordan, may run in online marketing, websites, and OnlyFans channels, where she will not need to take part physically. Industry insiders say that the project’s commercial potential is exceptional, and the virtual Jordan may make millions in extra income.
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Trademarking the Future
Katie Price’s decision to trademark her AI likeness may create a law that matters when virtual celebrities, digital influencers, and AI assistants are accepted by the public. By owning her legal digital identity, she can control who uses her image, as well as manage how it is duplicated or turned into money, which is a smart decision, as many AI systems use people’s images without consent nowadays.
It allows the virtual version of her to be safeguarded from misuse. Unauthorized commercialization of the singer’s image on media, apps, and technology is now prevented, which is a problem that artists and actors are starting to face as well. By doing this, Price moves ahead of others and is now recognized as a key name in AI as well as the media.
From Reality TV to Virtual Stardom
Katie Price is not afraid to change the way she looks. Moving away from being a glamour model, Joanna has grown into a businessperson, writer, TV star, and now, she focuses on the internet. The AI part of her career follows her pattern of bold and newsworthy changes in her career. Micaela has added her name to the list of well-known people turning to digital doubles, with Carmen Electra making similar steps in the U.S.
The main thing that sets Price’s story apart is the strong emotion tied to her past. “To me, the time I spent in Jordan was my happiest in life,” she told me. “Jordan is here again, so now I’m treating him as my main competition!” The line describes the interesting relationship in the story: a woman who has to battle her digitized younger self.
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What’s Next for Digital Katie?
Plans are already in motion for further expansion. A photo shoot featuring Katie posing alongside her AI self is in the works, as well as discussions for a TV special where Katie interviews Jordan—a surreal yet compelling prospect that blurs the line between reality and simulation. The possibility of using the AI model for merchandising, digital events, and future documentary projects remains wide open.
