Princess will be a successful model – I’ll be there to protect and guide her, says Katie Price
KATIE Price has predicted that her daughter Princess Andre will be a successful model.
The mum-of-five detailed her thoughts on her 15 year old daughter following in her footsteps.
Katie, 44, who shares Princess with ex-husband Peter Andre, was reportedly bursting with pride as she gushed about her daughter to OK!
She said: “I can absolutely see Princess being a successful model – she’s stunning.
“And I will always be there to support and guide her.
“I know when agents are taking advantage, so I would always step in if I felt something wasn’t right for her.
“I’m a protective mother and I make sure my cubs are looked after.”
Katie went on to explain how Princess had grown up behind the scenes of many photoshoots in her mum’s glamour modelling era.
She explained: “She’s seen behind the scenes and experienced it from that point of view.
“She loves hair and make-up and I’m sure she will enjoy getting dressed up for her own shoots, which I’ll be coming along to watch as a proud mum!”
Speaking of the mother daughter duo’s similarities, Katie also took the credit for Princess’ confidence and honesty.
She stated: “Princess is very confident, she knows what she wants and is not afraid to tell you how she’s feeling and if she doesn’t like something.
“I’m very much like that too, so I think Princess gets that from me – her openness, confidence and honesty.”
It comes after Princess signed a four-figure contract with clothing brand PrettyLittleThing, after impressing them with a TikTok video.
The MailOnline reported an insider told them: “[Princess has] looked up to her mum for years and has aspired to model for a brand like PrettyLittleThing since she can remember.”
She will join other famous faces including Molly-Mae Hague, Gemma Owen and Indiyah Polack who represent the brand.
Despite her savvy deal, Peter has made it clear that he has a strict rule for his daughter to follow, as she embarks on her modelling career.
He explained that she must complete her studies before committing to a work schedule.