Mortifying moment Katie Price forced to delete birthday tribute to daughter Princess after posting 48 hours too EARLY
THE MORTIFYING moment that Katie Price was forced to delete her birthday tribute to her daughter Princess.
took to
social media
today to wish her eldest daughter a happy birthday
- but she was
48 hours
too early.
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Katie Price was forced to delete her birthday tribute to her daughter Princess
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Katie Price shared a new birthday message after jumping the gun with 2 days early birthday wishes
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Katie has been enjoying some time in the sun with her friends
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She captioned the image: "Happy 18th Birthday to the most amazing daughter.
"And my best friend @princess_andre. I love you so much."
But
Katie Price
Realising her mistake, Katie then deleted her post and put up another image of her
This time she captioned it with two love
hearts
and said: " 2 days until Princess turns 18 can't believe it xx."
But it is not the first time that Katie has forgotten her children's birthdays.
Back in 2019, with her ex Kieran Hayler, the pair tried to sort out when they'd each have their children Jett and Bunny in scenes in her reality show My Crazy Life.
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After having said she's not 'bothered' if she has them on her birthday, Katie then said: "At their age, what do they know?
"When's their birthdays? Let me Google it. Or do you know?"
Katie Price shows off biggest ever boob job in sheer lace crop top in Ibiza
She then started browsing the internet on her phone to remind herself when her kids were born.
Last year, Katie serenaded her daughter Princess with a
She wrote: "Happy birthday my real, gorgeous, baby girl. Our bond is unbreakable, you're my absolute mini me. I love you so much. You complete my life and all your dreams are coming true.
"Always remember you're a human not a product to people, my real gorgeous Princess."
Katie Price's TV Shows
Katie is no stranger to TV and has starred in countless shows over the years. Here, we look back at the ones she has fronted.
2002: Katie Price launched her TV career with a documentary called
Jordan: The Truth About Me
.
2004: Katie's show, directed by film maker Richard Macer, was followed up with
Jordan: The Model Mum
and
Jordan: You Don't Even Know Me
. In the same year, she appeared in
Jordan Gets Even
. In this show, she underwent a dramatic transformation with special effects to try and fool her family.
2004:
When Jordan Met Peter
. Katie appeared in the first of many series' with Peter Andre following their whirlwind romance in I'm A Celebrity Get Met Out Of Here.
2005:
Jordan & Peter: Laid Bare
,
Jordan & Peter: Marriage and Mayhem
.
2007:
Katie & Peter: The Next Chapter
,
Katie & Peter: The Baby Diaries
,
Katie & Peter: Unleashed
.
2008:
Katie & Peter: Down Under
,
Katie & Peter: African Adventures
.
2009:
Katie & Peter: Stateside
.
2009- 2011:
What Katie Did Next
.This was Katie's own series following her break-up and divorce with Peter.
2021:
Katie Price: Harvey and Me
. Katie fronted the first of two BBC documentaries with her disabled son Harvey.
2022:
Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next
.
2022- 2023:
Katie Price's Mucky Mansion
. Katie attempted to renovated her 'Mucky Mansion' in Sussex for Channel 4.
2025:
Katie Price: Making Babies
. This followed Katie and Carl Woods' failed attempt at conceiving via IVF.
While watching
In it she expressed her deep maternal love for Princess on her special day.
Much more recently, Katie showed off her tiny frame and very deep tan as she
Flaunting
,
posed up a storm on a sun lounger and told fans: 'Late night sunbathing in Dubai was something else.'
Katie's deep tan should come as no surprise as she recently enjoyed a wild holiday in Ibiza.
During her time on the White Island, she
But she also
swimwear
.
Katie has since hit back at comments about her body,
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Katie has been enjoying the sun in Ibiza and Dubai
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Katie shows off her tan as she poses with Wayne
Credit: Instagram
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Katie and her daughter Princess aged 16 glammed up
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Katie deleted her birthday message as it was 48hrs too early
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I can't ever forget that or let that go, it's so special to me.' Zara says she hasn't been stalked, but feels a huge empathy for people who have been victims. 'I've never been through something like this, so I'll never be able to fully understand. But I hope that this documentary gives people the ability to understand, or try to understand, in the way that I have,' she explains. 'I think one of the most incredible things about my job is that I learn every single day. It's about just being there for them and being able to give them a voice, and being next to them and holding their hands. Advertisement 'I end up absorbing a lot of that emotion, for sure. And I feel a lot of sadness for them, a lot of guilt that they have to go through this horrendous experience and that sense of injustice.' 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