Princess Andre has stated that she chooses not to follow her mother Katie Price's "extreme" love life. In the latest season of her reality series, "The Princess Diaries," Andre shared that while her mother is currently in Dubai to see her husband, she herself does not keep up with the details. "Mum's love life stories are quite extreme and honestly I don't even follow it myself," Andre said. "But as long as my mum's happy, we're happy, and that's all that matters."
Price has been married four times and engaged nine times. Her recent marriage to Lee Andrews, a man accused of scamming exes and who has been imprisoned twice, took place in January. Andrews is currently subject to a travel ban and has yet to meet Price's family.
Princess Andre reflected on her mother's life, noting, "Mum never has time to relax, her life is chaos." However, Price offered advice to her children in the show's opening episode, emphasizing that happiness comes from people, not money. "When you've got money you attract the wrong people," Price stated, advising her children to "keep your circle small" based on their experiences with individuals who have taken advantage of her.
This season of "The Princess Diaries" marks the first time both Princess Andre's parents, Katie Price and Peter Andre, will appear on the show. Princess Andre acknowledged potential complications, quipping in the show's montage, "What could possibly go wrong?" She also hinted at difficulties arising from Price's tell-all Sky documentary, "Katie Price: Nothing To Hide," stating it "has put us in a really awkward situation. We want to support our mum, we want to support our dad."
The documentary featured Princess Andre and her brother Junior discussing their childhood experiences. Both became emotional recalling their mother's public breakdown in the late 2010s, which followed the collapse of her marriage to Kieran Hayler. During this period, Junior was 13 and Princess was 10, and they took on responsibilities for themselves and their younger siblings. Junior described it as "the most difficult time of my life, our lives," while Princess recalled feeling lonely and clinging to a blanket sprayed with her mother's perfume.
Junior also recounted instances of his mother being under the influence of drugs, leading to a fear-filled environment. "She was on drugs and she couldn't look after us and that was the reality of it," he stated. He eventually left the family home at 14 to live with his father, Peter Andre, who provided a stable environment. Princess Andre initially stayed, wanting to support her mother.
Katie and Peter Andre, who divorced in 2009 after meeting on "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!," publicly declared their feud over in February. Junior Andre believes their joint appearance on "The Princess Diaries" solidifies this truce. "It's always good to bounce off people that you just have natural connections with," Princess Andre told the Daily Mail, adding that the show "solidifies their truce because obviously they came out with public statements that they've made a truce and it just solidifies it because they've been shown together."
Princess Andre noted that filming with her mother is a unique experience due to Price's unfiltered nature. "Mum is a character, and she basically has no filter. I love her so much. It is funny to film with her because I actually said my show is PG, well meant to be PG, and then she comes on it," she said.
In other developments from the show's first episode, Princess Andre made her debut as a presenter on "This Morning," covering prom dress shopping. She and Junior also spent time with their elder brother, Harvey, who has Prader-Willi syndrome, autism, and septo-optic dysplasia. The siblings later FaceTimed their mother to discuss their day.
Season three of "The Princess Diaries" airs on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on ITV and is available on ITVX.