Princess Andre, the teenage daughter of glamour model Katie Price and singer Peter Andre, has made a heartfelt plea to her mother: "Mum, please stop sharing my life online." The 16-year-old, who has grown up in the public eye, is now seeking more control over her privacy as she steps into adulthood.
According to sources close to the family, Princess has become increasingly uncomfortable with the constant spotlight on her personal life. "She’s at an age where she wants to carve out her own identity," an insider revealed. "Having every detail of her life shared with millions of followers is overwhelming."
A Teen’s Cry for Privacy
Princess, who is known for her striking resemblance to her famous parents, has reportedly asked Katie to "think twice" before posting about her on social media. The request comes as no surprise, given the intense scrutiny that comes with being part of a high-profile family.
Katie Price, who has built a career on sharing her life with fans, has often posted updates about her children—including Princess and her younger siblings. But as Princess grows older, she’s made it clear that she wants more autonomy over her digital footprint.
How Katie Price Responded
While Katie has yet to publicly address her daughter’s request, those close to her say she’s "taking it seriously." "Katie loves her kids more than anything, and if Princess wants more privacy, she’ll respect that," a friend shared.
This isn’t the first time Princess has expressed discomfort with fame. Earlier this year, she admitted to feeling "pressured" by public expectations. "It’s not easy growing up with everyone watching your every move," she said in an interview.
The Bigger Picture: Celebrity Kids and Social Media
Princess Andre’s situation highlights a growing debate about the ethics of sharing children’s lives online—especially when they’re too young to consent. Many child stars and influencers have spoken out about the long-term impact of having their childhoods documented for public consumption.
As Princess navigates her teenage years, her request serves as a reminder: even celebrity kids deserve boundaries.
