Princess and Junior Andre were seen in high spirits as they enjoyed a day out with their older brother Harvey on Wednesday. The siblings spent a day by the seaside, with Junior sharing a photo of them on a fairground ride. He also posted a heartwarming snap of Harvey enjoying an ice cream, captioning the post: 'Lovely day out with my siblings'.
Junior, 20, and Princess, 18, are the children of Katie Price and Peter Andre, while Harvey is Katie's son with footballer Dwight Yorke. The outing comes after news that Katie and Peter are both 'set to film scenes for their daughter Princess' reality TV show'. The former glamour model, 47, did not appear in the debut run of The Princess Diaries, which launched on ITV last year and followed Princess as she began building a career in the public eye.
The series featured her father Peter, stepmother Emily, and brother Junior, but Katie was missing from the line-up. Now, the pair have reportedly agreed to film for the next series, albeit separately. Peter and Katie married in 2005, little more than a year after meeting as campmates on the third series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! They went on to welcome two children, Junior and Princess, before announcing their abrupt separation and subsequent divorce in 2009.
A source said: 'Katie is thrilled to be on the show, and quite rightly as she is a huge part of her daughter's life, and Princess is chuffed to have both her mum and her dad on the show. It really weighed on her when they weren't getting on, and she is so much happier now everything is good between them.' The Daily Mail has contacted Katie and Peter's representatives for comment.
Katie recently revealed that her husband Lee Andrews has already met Peter, as the former couple spoke for the first time in nine years. She even introduced him to her former husband via FaceTime. Katie told The Sun: 'It was time. Ironically I was FaceTiming Princess the other day when she was with Pete, so she put me onto him. It was the first time in nine years I've seen him. I was having dinner with Lee at the time and it was surreal – I was like "oh hello ex-husband, welcome to my new husband!" They had a nice chat. I was like "what the f*** is going on here?!"'
In the interview, Katie said she has only been in love three times in her life - Peter, her ex-boyfriend Dane Bowers, and now Lee. She was also married to Alex Reid from 2010 to 2012 and Kieran Hayler from 2013 to 2021, whom she did not name. Katie and Peter's surprise reunion comes after they followed each other on Instagram, confirming they had finally called a truce on their bitter 16-year feud.
Katie is said to have stopped following Peter on the platform in 2021 after he reportedly called in a lawyer over claims she made in her memoir Harvey & Me. She wrote that the Mysterious Girl hitmaker had no interest in keeping in touch with his former stepson Harvey following their split. But eagle-eyed fans spotted last month that the pair followed each other on social media, a week after they shared a joint statement about 'moving on positively'.
Friends claimed their children are the reason Katie and Peter resolved the acrimony that followed their divorce. 'Pete's team have been begging Katie to end this for good for months. As far back as November, they were calling Katie and her family to try to end the row. She was resolute she wouldn't make peace with him. It was the children who made her realise she needed to draw a line in the sand. Katie has done this for them,' a source told The Sun.
Katie and Peter revealed the acrimony that followed their divorce has been resolved. The announcement marks their first interaction in 16 years, with the former couple insisting they now intend to 'close the door on the past and move forward into a new chapter with positivity and respect'. They added: 'We are both focused on creating a calm and supportive environment for our children. We have reached a mutual agreement, both legally and personally confirming that neither of us will speak negatively about the other going forward. This decision reflects a shared commitment to our family and stability. We want to stand united for our children. We are hoping this is a start of a positive relationship. We ask for understanding and support from both the media and the public as we move ahead.'
