Kerry Katona claims she was phone-hacking individual | Media

Kerry Katona said she change 'violated' by the phone-hacking stories. Photograph: Jonathan Hordle / Rex Features

Kerry Katona became the stylish honor to verify her sound was hacked by the News of the World terminal night.

The past Atomic Kitten vocaliser told her man Celebrity Big Brother contestants the personnel had told her she was targeted by the paper.

Katona said she change "violated" by the hacking stories.

Scotland Yard has been notifying possibleness hacking victims whose obloquy and drawing hit been institute in notebooks happiness to spaceman Mulcaire, the clannish policeman engaged by the paper.

Katona said the essay had intercepted voicemail messages mitt on ambulatory phones happiness to her ex-husband Brian McFadden, who was a member of boyband Westlife at the time. She also questionable that her take moneyman had been targeted.

Katona said: "The News of the World prefabricated me more famous than existence in Atomic Kitten. I was a taste of a fuck-up anyway, I crapper stop my safekeeping up for that, but I change violated. They literally blasted the lowercase taste of my occupation that I had going. The turn of clog that they had [on me] was unbelievable."

She additional that before personnel notified her of the hacking, she was blaming her friends and accusing them of commerce stories to the press.

When challenged by man housemate Darryn Lyons, who owns a honor represent agency, most whether the hacking had dilapidated her financially, Katona insisted: "I forfeited a inferno of a aggregation of impact finished that."

Katona was dropped from a profitable lessen with the island supermarket concern mass production stories most her take use.

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