Princess Andre made her first public appearance since the release of her mother Katie Price's emotional documentary, Katie Price: Nothing To Hide, attending a beauty brand launch party in London on Wednesday evening.
Brave Face at London Party
The 19-year-old daughter of Peter Andre and Katie Price attended the Carmex launch event at Supermax in Kings Cross, dressed in a ruffled baby pink vest top and matching shorts with kitten heels, suitable for the heatwave. She mingled with other reality stars including Vicki Pattison and Love Island winner Samie Elishi.
An onlooker told the Mirror: “Princess looked amazing when she walked in, and commanded attention straight away. Despite what must be such a tough time, she seemed really bubbly and happy to be there, and was chatting away to friends at the bar. She was really approachable and happy to take pictures with anyone that asked - her parents clearly taught her well!”
Emotional Documentary Revelations
The appearance comes after Princess featured in her mother's latest documentary, where she broke down in tears reflecting on Katie's drug use and its impact on her childhood. Alongside her brother Junior, 21, Princess opened up about the difficult times.
“She'd give me a blanket, and she sprayed all her perfume on it, and that was like that was my attachment to mum,” Princess said, becoming emotional. “So I remember after school I used to go home and just feel so lonely, in a way. I used to just cuddle the blanket and just cry.”
While Junior left to stay with their father Peter, Princess chose to remain with Katie. She explained: “I stayed. I always wanted to be there for her, and I always wanted to show her that, like, she has me, she has us. But she didn't understand that at the time, because she was so hooked up in her own problems.”
Katie Price's Reflections
In the documentary, Katie spoke about her drug use, which she said began a decade after her split from Peter Andre. The former couple met on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here in 2004 and married in 2005, welcoming two children before separating in 2009.
“Me and Pete, we had such amazing times, it really was a fairytale love story,” she said. “It’s weird 22 years on to reflect back on it, from then, my head, soul, heart, body has been shaken, not right since. I’ve never sat down with Pete from the moment we split up and spoke about that day, ever, never. I think that’s what’s been eating me up the most because I haven’t been able to sit down and talk to him. That had an impact on me for the rest of what 20 years on my mental health, everything, that was like wow, big impact. So ever since then I’ve been trying to find the same thing, what I had with Pete.”
Princess's Own Spotlight
Princess has followed her parents into the public eye, landing her own ITV2 series, the Princess Diaries. Despite the emotional content of the documentary, she appeared cheerful and engaged at the London event, showing resilience amid family challenges.
