The moment that sparked Katie Price’s feud with her daughter Princess has emerged on Princess’s reality TV show – when the teen made her modelling debut in Ibiza.
Katie is said to be furious that she hasn’t been more involved in the programme, and has made no secret of it.
In episode 2 of The Princess Diaries, which will air next Sunday and can be can be viewed on ITVX player now, Princess was invited to Ibiza to make her catwalk debut.
Katie, 47, revealed last month she was banned from attending the event even though she was holidaying on the Spanish island at the same time.
Princess wore a turquoise dress with bra detail and skirt, and spoke about how anxious she was feeling.
She told the camera: ‘There’s a lot of models here, I don’t really fit in. I feel really anxious, I can feel my face getting red.’
The moment that sparked a ‘feud’ between Katie Price and her daughter Princess has been revealed as the teenager makes her modelling debut in Ibiza
Princess wore a turquoise dress with bra detail and skirt after talking about how anxious she was feeling
But her brother Junior, who Princess says she is very close to, supported her from the crowd.
Afterwards, Princess said: ‘I did it, I did it, I’m actually really glad I did it.’
Last week Princess hit back at claims she’s embroiled in a family feud with her famous mother in an interview with Daily Mail.
Her words came after 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.
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 Andre, 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.’
Last week Princess hit back at claims she’s embroiled in a family feud with her famous mother in an interview with Daily Mail
The Princess Diaries has been months in the making and there is much hope at the network that the four-part programme will be not just a hit for them, but will catapult the 18-year-old into a household name, just as ITV did for her parents when they appeared on I’m A Celebrity… together.
Peter – to whom Princess is extremely close – has a starring role, along with Emily and Junior.
Yet Katie’s only appearance in the opening episode, which is aired on Sunday, comes in a voice note where she explains that Princess was a naughtier child than her brother.
Her exclusion has prompted Katie’s ‘full-on rage’, according to sources. Despite the fact that most parents would be rooting for their offspring as they achieve their dream, Princess’s mother is fuming that she isn’t at the centre of the show.
Katie’s excommunication comes because she has been banned from the show by Princess’s agents, CAN Associates.
The Sussex-based firm, whose founder and owner is the respected showbusiness agent Claire Powell, also managed Katie while she was married to Pete. Claire still manages Peter to this day.
On Thursday Katie took to her own podcast and let rip, ranting about being left out of the project, taking aim at the agent who has masterminded Peter’s career for almost 25 years.
‘I was very, very upset when Princess signed with them when she was 16,’ she said.
Katie’s only appearance in the opening episode, which is aired on Sunday, comes in a voice note where she explains that Princess was a naughtier child than her brother
