Peter Andre has given some advice to Prince Louis following Prince William’s revelation that his youngest son has taken up the drums.
William recently shared: “My youngest is learning the drums that’s why I spend my entire life with my fingers in my ears.”
And now, the Aussie musician, 51, has told OK! magazine: “Prince William has said that his son, Louis, is learning the drums and I love that. Louis the drummer, he could be in the biggest band of all time you never know!
“William joked that he always has his fingers in his ears and I think every dad is like that; when kids get into any instrument, we’re encouraging but then realise how loud it is especially drums.”
Pete, who has four children including his daughter Amelia, 10, son Theo, 8, and youngest Arabella, 8 months, with wife Emily, and teenagers Junior, 19, and Princess, 17, from his previous marriage to Katie Price, suggested: “They might need to invest in electric drums to limit the noise. But aside from noise, he should keep playing ‘ Prince Louis The Drummer’ has a ring to it.”
Pete’s own brood shows musical promise too. Junior secured a deal with Columbia Records and released tracks, while Princess has expressed her desire to share her own music soon.
Responding to a fan query on Instagram Stories about her musical pursuits, the young star replied: “Not at the moment but potentially in 2025 or 2026,” then hinted at future projects, saying: “[I have] so many big plans for 2025. I’m still working on a lot but stay tuned.”
Peter has confessed that he and Princess are joining forces musically – they have already penned and recorded a track together. Revealing the collaboration, he said: “Princess said last week that she might get back into singing next year and she has a beautiful voice. We’ve already written a song together, and recorded it. I’ve always said to her, ‘I’ll never push you, whenever you want to do it, if you want to do it, you do it.'”.
He expressed his thoughts about her confidence, commenting: “I think she just lacks a bit of confidence to get up on stage; but if you heard her sing, she’s pretty amazing! I’m there to guide her and never want to push her, so we’ll see.”