Katie Price and Princess Andre feud grows

A rift between Katie Price and Princess Andre grows as the 18th birthday row collides with the launch of Princesss ITV2 reality series

Katie Price and Princess Andre feud deepens ahead of ITV2 show

Katie Price, 47, has aired claims on her podcast that she was banned from Princess Andre's 18th birthday and that her daughters team kept her off the show, arguing this is about fairness and visibility. Insiders say the diary shows Price planned to meet Princess in London on the morning of her birthday but did not show up, and the later party was filmed.

Princess Andre is set to star in a new reality series, The Princess Diaries, which ITV2 plans to air later this evening. The CAN Group, which handles management for Princess and her father Peter Andre, says they never advise on private life matters and have supported family access. Katie Price has said she was not allowed to attend photoshoots, signings or events connected to her daughters career. In the meantime, a birthday message Katie posted on social media appeared to arrive well before the actual date, adding to the confusion around timing and intent.

This episode shows how family dynamics collide with fame in the era of reality television. Public disputes can become a promotional backdrop, shaping audience expectations before viewers see the show itself. The competing narratives risk framing Princess as a focal point of parental conflict rather than as a creator with her own work to showcase.

For Katie, the feud tests the boundaries of parental involvement in a childs career and the pressure on former partners and managers to mediate or stay quiet. For ITV2, there is a risk that the drama surrounding the launch overshadows the content and talent at the center of The Princess Diaries, potentially affecting how audiences receive the program and any future projects from the family.

Highlights

Fame can amplify private moments, and the next chapter will test how far families let the cameras steer their story