Princess Andre has revealed a surprising detail about her fast-rising television career: despite the success of her reality series, neither her mother Katie Price nor her father Peter Andre has actually sat down to watch it. The candid admission came as the 18-year-old reflected on the whirlwind year that saw her step firmly into the spotlight in her own right, separate from the famous surname she was born into.
Earlier this year, Princess became a star independently when ITV launched the first season of The Princess Diaries, a fly-on-the-wall docuseries that followed her daily life, ambitions, and close family relationships. The show quickly gained attention and proved to be a hit with viewers, particularly younger audiences who connected with Princess’s honesty, relatability, and confidence. Yet, despite its popularity, her parents were not among those tuning in.
Speaking to The Sun at the launch of 3D Refirm x Facebible in Windsor, Princess addressed the topic openly. “I actually don’t think either of my parents have watched the show,” she said, sounding more amused than upset by the revelation. Rather than framing it as a slight, Princess explained that she believed her father’s absence as a viewer was simply down to personal taste rather than a lack of support.
“I don’t think it’s my dad’s thing,” she explained. “It’s more, it’s a show for people my age to watch, I think.” Her comments suggested that while Peter Andre remains closely involved in her life, the format and tone of the series are aimed at a younger demographic rather than parents watching from the sofa.
That distinction is notable given Peter’s visible presence in the show itself. He appeared during the first season, and Princess has consistently spoken about the close bond she shares with him. Viewers saw moments that highlighted their supportive relationship, reinforcing the idea that Peter’s lack of viewership does not equate to disengagement from his daughter’s career.
The situation with Katie Price, however, has been more complicated. Katie previously claimed that she was shunned from the production and did not feature in the series. Her absence from the show sparked public discussion, especially given her long history in reality television and the public nature of her relationship with her children. Princess did not directly address that controversy in her comments, but her admission that her mum also has not watched the show added another layer to ongoing speculation about behind-the-scenes tensions.
Princess and her older brother Junior, 20, are the children of Katie and Peter from their former relationship. Peter is also a father to Theo, Amelia, and Arabella with his wife Emily MacDonagh, while Katie is mum to Harvey, Jett, and Bunny from other relationships. The blended nature of the family has long been a subject of public interest, and The Princess Diaries offered viewers a closer look at how Princess navigates those dynamics.
While her parents may not have followed the show episode by episode, Princess revealed that she herself has watched it extensively. “I watched everything about five times,” she said with a laugh. She explained that she wanted to make sure everything appeared exactly as she wanted and that nothing felt misrepresented. That level of involvement highlights how seriously she takes her image and the way her life is portrayed on screen.
“Just to make sure everything is how I want it and to check everything,” she added. For a teenager fronting a reality series, the comment reflected a maturity and awareness of how television can shape public perception — especially for someone who grew up in the public eye.
The success of the series has already led to major developments. The Princess Diaries has been renewed for both a second and a third season, an achievement that underscores ITV’s confidence in Princess as a leading personality. She revealed that she has been filming almost every day recently and that production has been moving quickly.
“I’ve finished for season two and then I’ve got season three to film,” she said. “So, I’m really excited. I think people are going to love it.” While an official release date has not yet been confirmed, Princess previously teased fans by saying, “See you in 2026,” suggesting viewers may have to wait a little longer for the next chapters of her story.
Away from filming, Princess has been expanding her presence in fashion, beauty, and social circles that extend beyond television. She made her comments while attending an event at The Fairmont in Windsor, where Dr Raj Arora was launching 3D Refirm, a non-surgical skin-tightening treatment, at his clinic Facebible. The doctor is a close friend of Peter Andre and Emily MacDonagh, who were also in attendance, further highlighting Princess’s close ties to her father’s side of the family.
Dr Arora became the first doctor in the UK to offer 3D Refirm at a medical-grade level, and the treatment is now available to book at Facebible. Princess’s appearance at the launch reinforced her growing profile within the beauty and lifestyle world, a space she appears increasingly comfortable navigating.
Meanwhile, The Princess Diaries continues to showcase her close relationship with her brother Junior, who features prominently in the series. Their bond has been praised by viewers, adding warmth and authenticity to the show and helping distinguish it from more manufactured reality formats.
Despite ongoing headlines about family dynamics and past tensions between her parents, Princess has maintained a measured and positive tone when speaking publicly. Her comments suggest that she is focused less on who is watching from home and more on building something of her own — something that resonates with people her age and reflects who she is at this stage of her life.
While it may surprise fans that neither Katie Price nor Peter Andre has watched the series, Princess’s explanation reframes the situation as a matter of perspective rather than rejection. With multiple seasons already secured and her schedule packed with filming and public appearances, it is clear that Princess Andre is no longer defined solely by her famous parents, but by a career she is carefully shaping herself.
