Katie Price has reignited her feud with Princess Andre after publicly criticizing her daughter's look at the National Television Awards (NTA) last week and questioning the stylist behind both children’s outfits. The former glamour model, 47, has been at the center of ongoing family tensions, including a distancing from her daughter’s ITV2 series The Princess Diaries and missing her 18th birthday party. Both Princess and her brother Junior walked the red carpet at the NTAs without either parent in attendance, a moment that Price referenced when discussing the outfits on her podcast.
On the latest episode of her podcast, Price addressed the red-carpet appearance, telling the siblings that they needed to sack the stylist. She said: "I did say to them though, 'You've got to sack the stylist.' I felt sorry for junior. 'What was he f***ing wearing?'" Price did not spare Princess either, saying her outfit was "too old for you" and that she compared it unfavorably to Maura Higgins, who she said looked amazing. "Princess I didn't like your dress either it was too old for you, look at Maura Higgins she looked amazing!" Price added. She also quipped about who was selecting the outfits, noting that stylists might be good for photoshoots but not for a red carpet, and that the outfits had simply gone wrong.
The flare-up comes amid continuing tensions between Price and Princess’s father, Peter Andre, who publicly accused Price of "peddling baseless lies" after Price claimed the children lived equally between their two parents. Earlier in September, Price was said to be furious after photos surfaced of Princess with Paris Fury and Paris’s daughter Venezuela at another event, the Hair and Beauty Awards. A source told The Sun that Price was upset that Princess appeared to be spending time with Paris while Price herself was allegedly banned from filming scenes for The Princess Diaries.
Princess Andre has, for her part, remained neutral in public. In a Snapchat post and subsequent Instagram Stories message, she emphasized her love for both parents and vowed to block negativity directed at her page: "People need to seriously stop coming on my page with negativity—especially when it's about my family. My page is for positivity only and if you have nothing nice to say then just don't say it or I will be blocking you." The timing of these remarks comes as her ITV2 show, The Princess Diaries, gears up for its debut. In a separate conversation with the Daily Mail, Princess insisted there is no rift with either parent and that the program is centered on her experiences rather than her family dynamics: "It's my show, it's not based on my parents, it's focused on me. To be honest there's no rift between me and either of my parents."
As the drama around family disputes unfolds, Princess Andre has also stepped into the spotlight at fashion events away from her mother’s influence. Earlier this month she attended SPRAYGROUND's debut at London Fashion Week, where she appeared in a black crop top and frayed grey jeans, pairing the look with a grey baseball cap and a black crocodile leather handbag. The appearance underscored her growing presence in fashion circles independent of the Price-Andre public narrative.
Daily Mail has contacted Katie Price's representative for comment. In the wake of the NTAs and subsequent social-media posts, there is no formal statement from Price regarding the latest exchange, and Princess has shown an intent to keep any fallout private, at least in public. The ongoing dispute underscores the complicated, high-profile dynamic between Price, Princess Andre, and their broader circle as both continue to navigate public interest in their personal lives and professional endeavors.
Culture & Entertainment coverage of the case continues as the family members pursue separate projects: Price with ongoing media appearances and podcasts, Princess with her own show and appearances in fashion events, and Junior managing his own public persona within the family’s evolving narrative. The public will watch closely to see how these dynamics influence the reception of The Princess Diaries and the siblings’ forthcoming appearances on screens and at events.}