Furious Katie Price in new feud after she’s snubbed from celeb party – but Princess and Junior get an invite
KATIE Price has revealed she was left fuming when she got snubbed from a celebrity party – but her eldest children were invited.
Earlier this month Junior and Princess, who Katie shares with ex Peter Andre, attended a star-studded bash for Pretty Little Thing.
And while Katie was very pleased for her kids, she was a little bit miffed about why she had been left off the guest list.
Speaking to her sister Sophie on The Katie Price Show podcast, the mum-of-five started: “How proud am I?
“She went to the Pretty Little Thing event and Junior was there performing.”
Katie then moaned: “But guess what? Mummy didn’t get an invite. Great isn’t it? My kids are now out and I don’t get the invite. I would just over take it all, that’s why. Isn’t that out of order though?”
The star continued: “I would love to have come to it. Do you know what, Pretty Little Thing, they should have someone like me, because I am 45, but I actually wear stuff from PLT and they should have an older range because not all people in their forties are frumpy, I am not frumpy at 45.
“I regard myself as quite young and trendy. Pretty Little Thing is very me, I love it. They should do a mum and daughter range.”
Junior, 18, recently launched a career as a singer, following in the footsteps of his dad Pete and Princess, 16, has started influencing – landing a deal with PLT.
Pete, 50, previously opened up about his concerns about his daughter modelling.
“I’ll always have concerns because I’ve seen the good and the bad, but I think as long as you’ve been brought up [well] – hopefully you will take from that, he told Closer Magazine.
Peter insisted that her new modelling venture won’t interfere with her schoolwork.
He continued: “With Pretty Little Thing – the deal she’s got with them – is that once every couple of months or whatever, she’ll post a picture of herself in an outfit that she likes, it’s that simple.
“There’s no photo shoots or taking days off school. If it’s simple and it doesn’t interfere with school, then it’s fine.”