Princess Andre, the 16-year-old daughter of celebrities Katie Price and Peter Andre, has launched a furious tirade against online imposters. The teenager took to her genuine Instagram account to issue a stern warning to her legion of followers about a spate of fake profiles falsely using her name and image.
In a series of impassioned Stories, a clearly frustrated Princess didn't hold back, branding the fake accounts as "disgusting" and demanding their immediate removal. She pleaded with her fans to help report the fraudulent profiles to social media administrators to get them taken down.
A Direct Plea to Followers
Addressing her 700,000-plus followers directly, Princess wrote: "Can you all please help me report this account. It's so disgusting that people are making fake accounts of me, please, please, please can you report it, thank you."
She followed this up with a second, more direct message aimed squarely at the person behind the fake profile: "And to the person who has made it, please delete it."
A Growing Problem for Young Celebrities
The incident highlights the dark side of fame that the children of celebrities often face. Despite her young age, Princess is already a well-known figure with a significant online presence, making her a target for scammers and imposters.
This isn't just an invasion of privacy; these fake accounts can be used for malicious purposes, including scams, catfishing, or spreading misinformation. Princess's very public demand shows a growing awareness among young stars about the importance of controlling their digital footprint and protecting their online community from deception.
