Peter Andre’s manager Claire Powell’s incredible glow-up 16 years on from star’s reality TV heyday as she gives advice to his daughter Princess on her show amid Katie Price’s comments

Peter Andre‘s manager Claire Powell has had an incredibly glam glow-up 16 years on from the singer’s reality TV heyday as she made an appearance on Princess Andre‘s show on Sunday. 

The businesswoman and founder of The Can Group management agency formerly appeared on Peter and ex-wife Katie Price‘s reality programme Katie and Peter, which ran from 2004 to 2009 during the course of their relationship.

And while Katie parted ways with Claire, 59, and management company The Can Group following their split, Claire – who managed Peter before his I’m A Celebrity stint – had remained loyal to the star and now manages his eldest kids Princess and Junior. 

On Sunday, Claire made her return to reality TV when she dished out advice to young influencer Princess, 18, on her show, The Princess Diaries, with the blonde looking worlds away from her TV stint 20 years ago.

While she previously sported shoulder-length blonde locks, a svelte Claire now rocks a sleeker, longer style that perfectly frames her defined jawline. 

The manager opted for an elegant, subtle make-up palette and a chic heart-patterned blouse during her chat with Princess.

And it’s not just on The Princess Diaries that Claire looked amazing, with her Instagram page boasting several glam shots proving she’s certainly up the style and glamour over the years.

In one recent holiday snap, Claire looked fabulous in a white strapless top, a deep tan and impeccable make-up as she posed alongside partner Iain Phipp.

While another saw her wow in a plunging pink and orange bikini as she snapped a selfie.

Meanwhile, as she attended a recent wedding, Claire no doubt turned plenty of heads as she stunned in a white floral dress while her blonde locks were styled in sleek waves.  

But while Claire’s style may have naturally transformed over the years, her business acumen has remained the same, with the PR guru sharing her advice with Princess after the teen expressed her desire to start her own make-up range. 

Claire after all was the woman responsible for carving Peter’s comeback after he fell off the celebrity radar following his 1996 hit Mysterious Girl, before she went on to negotiate eye-wateringly lucrative deals for Katie and Peter, including their wedding deal with OK magazine and a successful ITV fly-on-the-wall show. 

Speaking to Princess, she said: ‘I’ve got some people who I’ve worked with over the years who’ve done some amazing brands. I can have a chat with them, but they’re very picky who they work with. They want to work with people who are going to really push it, really sell it and are really invested in it.’

She then went on to warn the rising star that if she wants to head down this road, it has to be something she ‘really loves’, with Princess assuring her she’s taking her plans very seriously.

Princess then opened up about being self-conscious about her appearance when she was younger, particularly with her nose and eyes, admitting that she would ‘genuinely hate myself’ 

She told how she feels more confident these days after discovering the power of make-up and how it can be used to enhance or alter features.

Claire, who is said to have a great relationship with the influencer, told how it was great thing to hear, adding that so many young people are having nose jobs as soon as they’re 18.

She told Princess: ‘You need to live with your face and maybe do it when you’re older’. 

She then went on to touch on how Princess was ‘really insecure’ a few years back, noting: ‘It’s lovely that you can love yourself now… that’s a big thing to conquer at the age of 17.’

Claire’s words of advice and comfort for Princess comes amid scathing comments by the teen’s mother Katie, 47, allegedly aimed at Claire, whom she was managed by before her split with Peter, 52.  

In recent weeks, Katie had been speaking out after being banned from taking part in Princess’ TV show, which is made by Can Associates, with the former glamour model making not-so-subtle digs. 

Princess’ television show will focus on her home life with her father Peter, his wife Emily and big brother Junior, as well as her career as an influencer, and is being made by Pete’s management company, Can Associates.

The firm memorably looked after Katie when she was with Pete from 2003 until 2009, the year they sensationally split.

But recently, Katie blasted ‘people who used to look after me’, believed to be referring to Peter Andre‘s management company, on a recent episode of her Katie Price Show podcast.

She went on a rant about the awkward snub from Princess’ 18th birthday party with her sister Sophie as she cryptically blamed ‘certain people’.

Katie said: ‘Princess is now officially an adult so mummy and Princess can now go out together. If certain people would let her be seen with me.’

Sophie said: ‘I noticed in her 18th birthday pictures she was wearing the shoes you bought her for Christmas,’ with Katie replying: ‘Oh did she? I love that.’

Katie added: ‘Everyone knows she’s doing this documentary – and I’m not in it. Certain people don’t think it’s good for Princess to be seen with me. Certain people that used to look after me.’

Her sister said: ‘You aren’t on brand Katie. You are too risky Katie that’s why.

While Katie added: ‘It’s pathetic. I’m her mother. It’s so sad. When certain people who used to look after me are now looking after…’

Her sister Sophie then urged Katie to ‘save it for another day’.

Katie was allegedly referring to her old PR team, who still manage her ex-husband Peter, 52, and their children Junior and Princess.

Daily Mail contacted The Can Group for comment at the time.

During their time together, CAN arranged for Katie and Peter to make a big money reality show with ITV called Katie And Peter and helped make them millions.

But Katie has since fallen out with CAN, putting an end to any chances of her appearing on Princess’s programme. 

Katie previously filed legal documents against Peter, their former representatives and former manager Claire. She claimed at the time they were responsible for a smear campaign against her.

Katie blamed Claire for the breakdown of her marriage in 2009, claiming Peter was ‘married to two women’ and had an affair with Claire during their relationship – claims which both Peter and Claire denied. 

Meanwhile, Katie condemned her daughter’s ITV2 documentary as she broke her silence on reports of a ‘feud’. 

In her latest podcast episode of The Katie Price Show, the mother-of-five insisted that her issue was not with Princess but in fact her daughter’s management – who also work with her ex-husband Peter Andre. 

Calling Princess her ‘best friend’, Katie said that she fell out with the management team when she split from Peter, explaining: ‘I always said over my dead body would I ever want her to manage my kids because she doesn’t like me and Pete and I don’t talk. 

‘I was very, very, very upset that Princess signed with them when she was 16′, she said ahead of Princess’ documentary.

Katie added that Princess’ management thought of her as ‘trash’, before claiming that she was deliberately cut out of the show because she’s ‘not welcome’.

Katie and her producer Glenn then alleged ITV and the management team turned down her offer to film for free for three days.

An ITV2 spokesperson has since denied claims that the channel didn’t want Katie involved in her daughter’s show.