It's the third week of Katie Price's explosive online radio show with Mark Dolan on Fubar - and the pregnant mum-of-four has been using the platform to have her say on sex attacker Rolf Harris.
"Why should he be treated any different in prison - just because he's older?"
Rolf, who was found guilty of 12 counts of indecent assault yesterday, is set to be sentenced for his crimes on Friday.
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But Katie Price, who is expecting her fifth child with cheating husband Kieran Hayler, has echoed the sentiments of many on Twitter today, insisting: "I think they should lock Rolf up and throw away the key."
She added: "You would never expect this. You never know. You can't say 'That person looks like a paedophile'."
"I know they like to be humane in this country. But he should suffer for it.
"Why should he be treated any different in prison - just because he's older?
"I think they should lock him up and throw away the key."
However Katie didn't stop at slamming Rolf Harris - she also turned her attention to his wife Alwen and daughter Bindi, suggesting they must have known about his behaviour but are standing by him 'for his money'.
"They must know he's guilty," she said.
Katie Price, who has openly admitted to being the victim of sexual assault herself in the past, added that, while Rolf's punishment will not take away what he did to them, she hopes they can find closure.
"I was sexually assaulted in a bush when I was seven… the police came and took my knickers and stuff but they never caught him. But you never forget it."
She continued: "I have been raped."
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"Sometimes I wonder if that's why I did the glamour model job - it was maybe control.
"Like you can look at me but you can't touch me."
She added: "I hope that they [Rolf's victims] can find a way to move past it now."
Speaking outside the court yesterday, DCI Mick Orchard of the Metropolitan Police Service said of Rolf's 'guilty' verdict: "[Harris] committed many offences in plain sight of people as he thought his celebrity status placed him above the law."
"I want to thank the women who came forward for their bravery, I hope today's guilty verdict will give them closure and help them to begin to move on with their lives."
"Today's case and verdict once again shows that we will always listen to, and investigate allegations regardless of the time frame or those involved."