Princess Andre hits back at ‘negativity’ about her family in defiant statement

In a surprising post, Princess Andre has threatened to block anyone who comments any ‘negativity’ about her family as the drama continues.

The long-standing feud between her famous parents Peter Andre and Katie Price was recently reignited after the 18-year-old’s documentary.

Days after Princess’s new reality TV series aired, the Insania singer hit out at Katie, saying he felt ‘frustrated’ at having to remain silent since their separation.

The renewed attention on that turbulent marriage, plus interest in Princess and her brother Junior’s relationship with their mum prompted the budding TV star to speak out.

Posting to her Instagram story, she wrote: ‘People need to seriously stop coming on my page with negativity. Especially when it’s about family.

‘My page is for positivity only and if you have nothing nice to say then just don’t say it otherwise I will be blocking you x.’

Currently, comments are switched on for her Instagram posts, with any ‘negativity’ appearing to have been wiped from the page.

Princess discussed in The Princess Diaries documentary how she received unwanted social media attention from an early age, but has rarely mentioned her family drama.

Her dad Peter recently made it clear that the kids ‘have their own minds’ while appearing on This Morning.

When chatting to hosts Rylan Clark, 36, and Josie Gibson, 40, the Mysterious Girl icon said: ‘They are good kids and they have their own minds and I love that.’

He continued: ‘I try and do what my dad does to me… When I go home, he calls me downstairs and says, “We’re going to the bank now”, I’m like “Dad, I’ve just woken up,” “I don’t care, we are going now”. I can’t do that with them, I let them have their freedom.

‘They’re adults now anyway… I have no choice.’ 

Junior, 20, and Princess live with their dad but still have a close relationship with Katie, who is also mum to Harvey, 23, Jett, 11, and Bunny, 10.

Speaking about social media, Peter continued: ‘It’s interesting because people ask me that a lot. I say when we all started social media, we were all in it together.

‘We didn’t know the pitfalls of it then. We didn’t know what it was going to be like. 

‘Now, I don’t even think social on its own is the problem, I think with AI  involved in it, it’s a whole different level. It’s scary now. We’re all learning and adapting.’ 

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