Princess Andre reveals relief over parents feud truce in UK as she prepares new season of The Princess Diaries

Princess Andre, 18, has opened up about feeling a newfound sense of relief following a long-standing family feud.

With her parents, Katie Price and Peter Andre, reaching a truce, the reality star says she no longer feels “caught in the middle” of their disagreements.

Speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail ahead of the second series of her ITV2 show The Princess Diaries, Princess expressed hope for a calmer and more positive family dynamic.

“I feel relieved that they both agreed to move forward,” she explained.

“It’s nice that they can be on good terms, and Junior and I won’t be caught in the middle anymore. Hopefully life will be easier for everyone.”

Looking Ahead to Season Three

Princess hinted that the newfound peace between her parents might even allow for appearances from both of them in a potential third season of the show.

“The good thing is now, my mum and dad have come out with an agreement to be fine, so hopefully in season three, they will actually both be in it,” she said.

The teen star emphasized that her focus now is on positivity.

“All I care about is that we can all be happy and not have to deal with stories getting the wrong narrative.

It would be nice not to have people asking me and Junior about our parents or their past issues.”

Reflecting on Years of Family Tension

The public has long followed the fallout from Katie and Peter’s 2007 split, which ignited 16 years of tension.

In 2018, Peter revealed that he had taken sole care of Princess and her brother Junior, addressing what he described as “lies” from Katie.

Their disagreements even led to both Peter and his wife Emily stepping back from filming the show’s new season, after appearing in its first installment.

Now, six months later, the former couple has agreed to a truce, reaffirming a commitment to family stability.

Princess described the change as “calm,” noting that while her parents are still involved in her life, the conflict no longer dominates.

New Faces Join The Princess Diaries

While Katie and Peter won’t be featured this season, fans can expect fresh additions to the show.

Princess’ eldest brother, Harvey, 23, will make his first appearance.

She hopes the show will help viewers better understand his disabilities, including septo-optic dysplasia, Prader-Willi syndrome, ADHD, autism, and related health challenges.

“Harvey is a massive part of our family,” Princess explained.

“People know him, but they haven’t seen our dynamic in a while.

It shows how we support and understand him.”

Junior, 20, added, “He’s our big brother and part of our family.

We know Harvey inside and out and how to navigate his needs. It’s great to show that relationship.”

Close Friends Make Cameos

Princess also revealed that her mother’s longtime friend, Kerry Katona, and Kerry’s daughter, Heidi, 18, will feature in the series.

“You’ll see Heidi and me bouncing off each other.

We’ve gone through similar experiences and have a real friendship,” Princess said.

Kerry’s appearance could stir attention, given her reportedly strained relationship with Katie following a recent altercation involving their partners.

Nevertheless, Princess emphasized the personal bond she shares with Kerry, independent of past drama.

Princess on Her Personal Life

Despite her parents’ dramatic love lives—Katie married her fourth husband, Lee Andrews, after just a week of dating—Princess says she isn’t rushing into romance.

“It’s possible to date privately. Most of my life has been public, so it’s nice to have something for myself,” she said.

She also mentioned Junior’s girlfriend, Jasmine, who tried to set her up on a dating app.

“It was stressful, so I’m just doing my thing. If dates come along, they come along. For now, I’m concentrating on me.”

Impact and Consequences

The truce between Katie Price and Peter Andre signals a potential turning point in the family’s public story.

With Princess and Junior no longer caught in parental conflict, the siblings may experience greater stability and privacy.

Fans of The Princess Diaries can also expect a fresher, more positive focus, highlighting the family’s bond rather than past drama.

What’s Next?

The Princess Diaries returns Sunday, 8th March, at 9 PM on ITV2 and ITVX.

While the season will exclude Princess’ parents, viewers can look forward to new relationships, fresh faces, and a deeper insight into the lives of Princess, Junior, and Harvey.

Season three could potentially see Katie and Peter making appearances if the truce holds, offering hope for a fully united family story on screen.

Summary

Princess Andre welcomes a peaceful resolution between her parents, focusing on independence, family, and self-growth.

The new season of The Princess Diaries will spotlight her coming-of-age journey and the dynamics with her siblings and close friends, providing fans with a fresh narrative free from parental conflict.

Bulleted Takeaways

• Princess Andre feels “relieved” not to be caught in her parents’ feud.
• She hopes both parents could appear in season three of The Princess Diaries.
• Harvey Andre, Princess’ eldest brother, will be featured for the first time.
• Kerry Katona and her daughter Heidi join the show as new faces.
• Princess is taking her time with dating, prioritizing independence and personal growth.