With her 18th birthday just days away, Princess Andre is full of excitement. She recently bought herself a high-end Audi—with a little help from her dad—and has multiple celebrations planned. However, her dad, Peter Andre, is finding the milestone emotional.
“He’s so proud and supportive, but I think it’s tough for him to watch me grow up,” Princess shared during her exclusive birthday photo shoot. “He was the first person I took for a drive in my new car. We were listening to music when I suddenly heard him sobbing. I asked if he was okay, and he admitted it felt strange seeing me grow up.”
While Peter Andre may need some time to adjust to his daughter growing up, fans who’ve watched Princess over the years know she’s a smart, grounded young woman who often appears wise beyond her age. As she talks about her upcoming birthday, it’s clear that even her plans for celebrating are more thoughtful and mature than what most 18-year-olds might choose.
Princess Andre shared that she’s not interested in a big, flashy celebration for her 18th birthday. “Honestly, I’d be happy with a quiet dinner and maybe going somewhere afterward, as long as it’s memorable and I’m with the people I love—my family and friends,” she said. She’s left the planning to her dad, Peter, and his wife, Emily, and it’s going to be a surprise.
Princess is confident they’ll come up with something special. “They know my style and what I like, so I’m sure they’ll put together something amazing,” she added. “I also have lots planned with my friends—we always have the best time together.”
When it comes to celebrating with her mum, Katie Price, Princess (known affectionately by the family as Bista) will likely have something special planned as well. Since Katie and Peter Andre split in 2009, they’ve shared parenting of Princess and her older brother Junior, who is now 20.
Princess says she’ll likely have a nice dinner with her mum, Katie Price, and is sure her mum has something planned.
As for turning 18, she’s not interested in going wild just because she can now legally drink. “I’m not really a big drinker or party-goer,” she explains. “It’ll be nice to go to pubs with my friends, but I’d never put myself in a situation where I’d embarrass myself or look bad.”
This ambition and maturity are exactly what defines Princess Andre. She’s focused, goal-oriented, and determined to protect her image while building a successful future.
With over 1.7 million followers across Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat, Princess is carving out her path and already being compared to the likes of Kylie Jenner—whose cosmetics empire helped her amass a £525 million fortune. Princess admires Kylie and also looks up to influencer Molly-Mae Hague.
“My goal is to follow women like them and build a really successful business and brand,” she shares. “That’s what I’m most excited about as I become an adult. Being 18 opens up more opportunities—brands take you more seriously. It’s a bit scary having more responsibilities, but I’m focused on building my future the right way, with the right people around me.”
Princess Andre is gearing up for big things—including launching her own beauty line, which she describes as “really exciting.” But that’s not all—she’s also set to star in her own ITV reality show focused on her and the Andre side of the family.
“This will go beyond what people see on Instagram or TikTok,” she explains. “It’ll be all of me. I’m going to be very real.”
While she’s grown up in the spotlight, she admits it’s a bit nerve-racking to be the main focus this time. “Even though I’ve always been part of my parents’ shows, this is about me now. That’s scary.”
Her dad Peter and stepmum Emily will appear in the background, and her brother Junior will feature heavily too. “We bounce off each other really well,” she says. “Mainly, I want people to see that I’m a good person.”
Princess Andre shared that being a role model means a lot to her. “A lot of people tell me I’m humble and nice, which I love,” she says. “But I know there’s a lot of responsibility that comes with that. I have a lot of younger followers, and I really want to inspire them by being authentic and truly involved in everything I do.”
She added that her motivation also comes from close to home: “I have three younger sisters now, and I want them to grow up looking up to me.”
Princess Andre often thinks about her siblings. She and her brother Junior have three half-siblings on their mum Katie’s side – Harvey (23), Jett (11), and Bunny (10) – and three more from their dad Peter and stepmum Emily – Amelia (11), Theo (8), and Arabella (1).
She shared, “I’m kind of like a second mum to the little ones,” adding that she feels a strong sense of responsibility and always tries to be the best big sister she can be.
Princess speaks warmly about her youngest sibling Arabella, whom she lovingly calls Bells. She says, “I just can’t get over how cute she is. I want to spend all my time with her. She’s already a year old and growing fast—clapping and making noises. She’s adorable.”
While she doesn’t babysit often, Princess recently took Theo and Amelia to school in the car and felt like a “proper grown-up” doing the school run.
Princess also showed off her new white Audi on social media, which she mostly paid for herself. “My dad helped a little,” she says. “It was his idea to get the joke ‘Princess’ number plate, but that didn’t last. It’s mainly my money, and I’m really proud. I actually wanted a Mercedes, but the insurance was too expensive.”
Although it’s impressive that a 17-year-old like Princess could afford her own Mercedes, she’s actually on track to become a millionaire soon. She’s extremely focused — so much so that when asked about her recent breakup with her boyfriend of two years (whose name she keeps private), she gave a surprisingly mature take on it.
“I’m feeling good. I’ve always kept my personal life private, so I don’t talk much about it, but now I want to focus on myself,” she said. “I want to build my career exactly how I want it.”
Princess is lucky to have strong family support. For career advice, she turns to her mum for makeup and beauty tips, and to her dad Peter for help with music, TV, and branding.
Princess feels lucky to have both her parents giving her solid advice. She says her mum, with experience in beauty brands, has been really helpful, and she trusts her dad Peter’s opinions on music, TV, and branding.
When asked about a possible father-daughter music collaboration, Princess explains her style will be quite different from her dad’s. Although she adores him and they worked together for her GCSE music project—where he sang on her exam track—she wants to carve out her own path and work more with other artists. She’s focused on establishing herself independently but values her family’s support deeply.
When asked what she hopes to get for her birthday, Princess admits she’s hard to buy for since she doesn’t really know what she wants and feels like there’s nothing she truly needs right now—especially after buying herself a car.