Katie Price has spoken out about being excluded from her daughter Princess Andre's forthcoming ITV2 documentary series, describing herself as 'very, very upset'. The 47-year-old former glamour model claimed she was not allowed to appear on the show, while Princess's father Peter Andre and stepmother Emily were permitted to take part.
In an episode of her podcast, Ms Price addressed rumours of a rift, stating: 'There is absolutely no rift between me and Princess. Me and Princess have never, ever, ever had an argument to this day - or a disagreement.' She insisted that their personal relationship remains strong, but expressed frustration that Princess had signed with Peter's management company, Can Associates, which also looks after the documentary.
Ms Price claimed she was not invited to Princess's 18th birthday party because it was being filmed, and said she burst into tears upon seeing the production team while in Ibiza. 'I don't know where it is going to go from here,' she admitted. A source told the Sun that Ms Price feels 'isolated and disregarded', comparing her treatment to that of Brooklyn Beckham.
Princess, 18, has been staying at her father's home while filming the series, which explores her own experiences growing up. She previously revealed she still sees a counsellor and expressed a wish for a happier childhood. Ms Price remains adamant that Princess will return to live with her once filming concludes in two weeks.
