Peter Andre openly shares why his 18-year-old son, Junior, is disappointed in him
Peter Andre openly shares why his 18-year-old son, Junior, is disappointed in him – Peter Andre, the 50-year-old singer, and father of four, including son Junior, 18, and daughter Princess, 16, from his previous marriage to Katie Price, is expecting another child with his current wife, Emily.
The couple, who already share two children, announced the pregnancy in October, expressing their excitement for the new addition in 2024.
Peter Andre openly shares why his 18-year-old son, Junior, is disappointed in him
Reflecting on his evolving parenting style, Peter acknowledged that Junior is somewhat disappointed with him, attributing it to a shift from strictness with his eldest to a more lenient approach with the younger ones.
On his GB News show with Emily, Peter admitted to becoming less strict with each additional child, emphasizing the importance of being both a parent and a friend.
While Emily mentioned the need for a balance between strictness and boundaries, Junior, in a previous statement, expressed concerns about having more siblings, fearing a significant age gap.
However, Peter’s daughter, Princess, welcomed the news of a new sibling with congratulations.
In previous interviews, Junior had expressed his desire to be a close and present older brother rather than having a considerable age difference with potential new siblings.
Peter, who initially had reservations about expanding the family, jokingly cited Covid as a reason for pushing back the decision to have another child.
As the family anticipates the arrival of the newest member, Princess shed light on the different parenting styles of her famous parents, noting her dad’s occasional strictness and her mom Katie Price’s more relaxed approach to showbiz.
Despite the varying approaches, Princess acknowledged the valuable advice she has received from both parents as she navigates her own path in the industry.
Peter, who initially had reservations about expanding the family, jokingly cited Covid as a reason for pushing back the decision to have another child.
