Princess Andre has described her life with mum Katie Price as “chaotic”, but “in a good way”.
The 17 year old influencer, daughter of former glamour model Katie, 46, and Mysterious Girl singer Peter Andre, spoke about the differences between her parents’ households. Princess’s parents met on I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! in 2004 and married a year later.
However, they split when Princess was two and their son Junior was four. Princess maintains a close relationship with both parents, describing their homes as “enjoyable but different”.
Peter resides with his wife, NHS doctor Emily MacDonagh, and their three children, including a five-month-old baby. On the other hand, Katie recently moved to a four-bedroom home in Sussex after leaving her Mucky Mansion, which she claimed was “haunted” and “cursed”, reports the Daily Star.
In an interview with The Sun, Princess said: “I guess my mum’s side is more chaotic . . . In a good way. And my dad and Emily have just had a baby – although, to be fair, she’s well behaved for a baby.”
She added, “I love all my siblings the same. And Emily has been in my life since I was three, so it’s like she’s always been there. She’s the perfect stepmum. I couldn’t have asked for better.”
She also revealed that her father is the stricter parent, once expressing his wish for her to become a nun. However, she claims her older brother Junior “gets away with more”.
She elaborated: “He’s not as strict now, but he still has boundaries. He was less strict with Junior, but I think it’s different when you’re the first daughter compared to the first son.”
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Princess confessed to being a “cheeky child”, yet asserts that she remained “well behaved”. She maintains she “pushed the boundary” but “never crossed it”.
At last week’s Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards, Princess and Junior made an appearance. Their father, Pete, couldn’t hide his joy while talking to the Mirror about his children, effusing: “It’s so important for us to come as a family and bring the kids.”
“J and P [Junior and Princess] are adults now and they still want to come with us. Every single year. We love it.”