Princess Andre, 18, teases HUGE new career change as she reveals her five-year plan – after successful solo TV documentary

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She’s already landed a solo TV documentary, The Princess Diaries, by the age of 18-years-old.  

After the final episode of Princess Andre’s popular ITV2 reality series, she has disclosed her upcoming professional decision.

In an unexpected change of direction for her career, Princess intends to explore the world of music by dabbling in it, as she revealed her five-year strategic plan.

While talking to The Sun, she expressed that her goal is to become a thriving entrepreneur. Currently, she’s making significant strides towards this aim. In about five years, she hopes to see her business flourishing at its peak.

‘I also want to get into music.’

Her dad, Peter Andre, age 52, gained popularity in the ’90s as a teen idol and is well-known for his 1995 smash hit “Mysterious Girl.”

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Peter Andre, her father who’s 52 years old, became famous during the ’90s as a heartthrob, and he’s widely recognized for his 1995 chart-topping song “Mysterious Girl.

In 1995, it reached the second position in the UK charts, while in 2004, it climbed to the top of the charts after Peter’s appearance on I’m A Celebrity boosted its popularity.

In similar fashion, his brother, who is 20 years old and goes by the name Junior, also disclosed his five-year plan, mentioning a variety of interests: music, acting, ventures in business, dabbling in clothing design, and even fragrance production – essentially a mix of everything.

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The Princess Diaries chronicles the life journey of the child born to Katie Price and Peter Andre, detailing their experience under public scrutiny while dealing with a complex past.

The princess is said to be aiming for a similar status as Kylie Jenner within the UK market, envisioning a billion-pound cosmetics empire of her own.

Through her latest TV series, she offers fans a peek into her aspirations for the future, as she embarks on building her empire in the makeup industry.

I, as a devoted follower, make it known that although my mother, who is 47 years old, gained fame through her modeling career with a focus on glamour, I have no aspirations to tread the same path.

An insider told The Sun: ‘Princess has got ambitions of being the next Kylie Jenner.

It’s commonly observed that she is making significant strides in her career, as she launches her own television show and a line of makeup products. Furthermore, there are numerous other business ventures on the horizon that she is currently evaluating.

‘When Katie says that Princess is “following in her footsteps”, she isn’t.’

In a particular episode of the new series, the princess, unlike her self-assured mother, expresses concerns about the transparency of her gown, fearing it might reveal too much.

The source said: ‘She is gonna be like the next big thing, someone who young people can relate to.’

It turns out that their faith in the popularity of Princess was well-placed, as her debut show on ITV ranked as number one following its premiere on Sunday.

Nevertheless, though she initially gained recognition due to her family ties, Katie has chosen not to endorse her daughter’s show as she feels sidelined by the management team of Princess.

Katie expressed feelings of disrespect and being overlooked after finding out that the same talent agents who represent her ex-husband, Peter Andre, did not involve her in “The Princess Diaries.

She said: ‘I don’t need it rubbed in my face of everyone playing happy families.’ 

Katie emphasized, “I’ve always wished the very best for Junior and Princess, and I promise never to hinder their path.

What I find hurtful and distressing is when you actively participate in all the significant events in your children’s lives – school assemblies, Christmas activities, award ceremonies, sports games (football or gymnastics), and so on. This involvement leaves me feeling excluded or left out.

Given my professional background, it seems that Princess is following a similar career trajectory, aiming to achieve what I have accomplished. I’m genuinely thrilled and appreciative to see such similarities in her pursuits.

However, I haven’t had the opportunity to participate in any photo shoots, signings, or Superdrug store openings – nothing of that nature has been permitted for me.

‘I’m not allowed and I’m not welcome. They think I am trash basically.’

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2025-08-16 21:21