Horrified Peter Andre has reacted to some of the ‘disgusting’ messages his 18-year-old daughter Princess has received from men online.
The singer remarked: ‘that really made me feel sick’ as the influencer shared some of the messages she is sent on social media as the family appeared in her new ITV2 documentary.
In the first episode which airs on Sunday, Princess was 17 at the time and was filmed speaking to a friend about some of the more negative sides of having a big social media presence and fame at a young age.
Princess says to her friend of the messages: ‘Usually it’s like old men, going on about my toes Sometimes they’ll be like, ‘let me take you on a date’.’
In a solo section to camera she added: ‘I can’t even read this message out, it’s actually disgusting.
‘I do love my job and I do love social media and I do love interacting with people but there is a dark side to social media that people don’t see, and there are a lot of inappropriate messages that yeah some of them can be horrible.
Horrified has Peter Andre reacted to some of the ‘disgusting’ messages his 18-year-old daughter Princess has received from men online
The singer remarked: ‘that really made me feel sick’ as the influencer shared some of the messages she is sent on social media as the family appeared in her new ITV2 documentary
‘Like I’m literally 17, that’s actually not OK.’
Later in the episode in a scene with her dad Princess mentions to Peter some of the messages she has been getting, reports The Sun.
When he enquires as to what they are asking her for she replies ‘mostly feet pictures’.
An alarmed Peter then says: ‘Please God that’s the only thing they ask for.’
Princess then divulged to him that some of the men also ask: ‘Are you finally legal now?’
Peter immediately covers his face with his hands and says: ‘Oh my God Biss I didn’t think it was going to be like that…
‘That really made me feel sick, like in the pit of my stomach. I hate it because you’re still my baby.’
It comes after earlier this week Princess hit back at claims she’s embroiled in a family feud with her famous mother Katie Price.
Just days before the launch of the TikTok star’s new ITV2 show, The Princess Diaries, the former glamour model said she was ‘upset’ after alleging she was banned from filming scenes for the series, which follows a string of recent events, including her daughter’s 18th birthday party, where Katie says she was also not welcome.
Princess also divulges to him that some of the men online often ask her: ‘Are you finally legal now?’
Peter immediately covers his face with his hands and says: ‘Oh my God Biss I didn’t think it was going to be like that…’
But speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail, Princess explained any fallout from Katie’s outburst at not being involved in her TV debut will be dealt with behind closed doors, as she insisted: ‘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.’
Viewers will see Princess celebrate turning 18 on her show and although Katie wasn’t at the party, thrown by her father, singer Peter, 52, the teen stands firm that her mother was never banned from attending.
She said: ‘What I would usually do, as I’ve done my whole life, would be to spend the morning with one parent and the evening with the other.
‘As it happened, mum ended up being away, and dad had already decided to throw me a last minute birthday party, which we filmed for the show.
‘But anyhow, it would be weird if both parents were in the same room, as I’m sure a lot of people out there with divorced parents can relate to.’
Katie expressed her frustrations at being ‘disrespected’ and ‘disregarded’, saying she longed to be by her daughter’s side as she follows in the footsteps of her famous reality TV parents and bids to take over their crown.
Princess’s response to recent unwanted attention, sparked by her mother’s latest podcast in which she also criticised her daughter’s career being controlled by Peter’s management who she believes see her as ‘trash’, shows just what a tough cookie she really is.
Don’t let those piercing blue eyes and Barbie-like features fool you, she’s no soft touch, and like her mother, Princess hopes to have a long-lasting career in the industry.
She said: ‘A lot of people have made assumptions about me so I want the show to be something people can watch and say, maybe I was wrong. I want people to enjoy it and know me for me and if they don’t like it, they don’t like it, if they do, then great.’
The influencer credits her lifetime in the spotlight for giving her such a thick skin, which she’s certainly needed – as trolls don’t even let up for innocent teenagers.
She explained: ‘I do have a thick skin, I would say so. If you’re putting yourself out there you’re going to get good, bad, and sometimes horrible comments.
It comes after earlier this week Princess hit back at claims she’s embroiled in a family feud with her famous mother Katie Price
Just days before the launch of the TikTok star’s new ITV2 show, The Princess Diaries, the former glamour model said she was ‘upset’ after alleging she was banned from filming scenes
‘But I feel like you have to expect negativity, as sad as it is, I have to accept that some people aren’t going to like me, people are going to make rude comments but I have to move past it.
‘I definitely feel that I’m a lot more mature than other people my age, when I’m around some other 18-year-olds, I feel way more mature than them.
‘But I’m still young, I’m not like a 25-year-old who is completely mature obviously. I do feel mature though and having the show is a big step for me.’
The Princess Diaries, which is a four-part series, is available to watch on ITV from 9pm on Sunday evening and viewers can stream the whole season via ITVX.
