Princess Andre, the 16-year-old daughter of TV personality Katie Price and singer Peter Andre, has bravely shared details of a harrowing childhood experience that still haunts her today. In a candid revelation, the teenager admitted her ongoing fear of driving in the dark stems from a terrifying carjacking incident where she was held at gunpoint as a child.
A Childhood Trauma That Lingers
The young celebrity described how the traumatic event continues to affect her daily life, particularly when it comes to getting behind the wheel after sunset. "I'm really afraid of driving in the dark," Princess confessed, explaining how the childhood ordeal left deep psychological scars.
The Terrifying Incident
While Princess didn't disclose the exact location or timing of the attack, she revealed shocking details about being held at gunpoint during a carjacking. The violent encounter clearly made a lasting impression on the then-young girl, shaping her current anxieties around driving.
"Being held at gunpoint as a child was absolutely terrifying," Princess shared. "It's something you never forget, and it changes how you see the world."
Overcoming the Fear
Despite her ongoing struggles with the memory, Princess appears determined not to let the experience completely dictate her life. Her openness about the incident demonstrates remarkable maturity for someone so young, and may help others dealing with similar trauma.
The teenager's famous parents, Katie Price and Peter Andre, have yet to comment publicly about their daughter's revelations. However, fans have flooded social media with messages of support for Princess, praising her courage in speaking out about such a personal and frightening experience.
