Princess Andre has directly addressed speculation about a family rift with her mother Katie Price while promoting her new ITV reality series, according to PA Media. The 18-year-old defended her independence at the launch of "The Princess Diaries," dismissing rumours of tensions within the family.
Her comments came just days after Katie Price claimed on her podcast that she had been deliberately excluded from the series, as PA Media reports. The former glamour model expressed frustration about being left out of her daughter's television debut.
However, Princess clarified her position with direct statements to reporters, according to PA Media. She said: "The show is not actually about any of my parents. It is about me." She added: "You see a lot of us, and Mum is featured in it."
Family support confirmed
Junior Andre, Princess's brother, also weighed in to support his sister's position according to PA Media. He told media there are "no bad vibes" within the family regarding the new reality series, presenting a united front in dismissing suggestions of serious family tensions.
The siblings' public statements appear designed to counter any narrative of family discord surrounding Princess's television debut, as PA Media confirmed. Their coordinated response suggests the family is keen to maintain a positive public image despite the podcast controversy.
Sources used: "PA Media" Note: This article has been edited with the help of Artificial Intelligence.
