Peter Andre shows off new hairstyle as Junior gives opinion of dad's new look
Peter Andre surprised fans with a new trim haircut. The Mysterious Girl singer, 52, stunned with his new look, with son Junior among those praising his switch-up.
The dad-of-five is best known for keeping his wavy hair combed up recently - following his iconic curtains style when he burst onto the scene in the '90s. However, he showed off his new curly offering, much to the delight of his Instagram followers.
Sharing the portrait headshot to his social media channel, the star was seen smiling as he donned his curly cut, with a few strands dropping down on his forehead. He asked his followers in the caption of the upload: "Embrace the curl?"
Praising his dad, Junior, 19, gushed: "My dad's a handsome guy man. Levendis!!" He added a crying with laughter emoji as well as a love heart.
Pete's fans were also clearly loving the look. Another wrote: "Yes ... and the suggestion of silver grey ... it suits you," while a second added: "Love you with curls Peter," alongside a flame and fire emoji.
A third jokingly penned: "MYSTERIOUS CURLS!!!!," and a fourth said: "Plot twist: the curl embraced you."
While Junior was fully supportive of his dad, the Australian singer showed the close-knit ties of his family as he praised his daughter Princess' huge career move. Pete shares his two eldest kids with ex-wife Katie Price.
Now, their 17-year-old daughter is set to get her own taste of fame as she will be the centre of a fly-on-the-wall show. And dad Peter couldn't be more proud.
Speaking to the Mirror last month, Peter beamed: "We've been filming for Princess's new reality show and it's been great fun for us all. Obviously, as a family we're no strangers to reality TV - but I'm so proud of what Princess is doing now. I think people are going to really enjoy seeing it.
"There's a few surprises in there, too, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone, so you'll have to watch it when it comes out - sorry!"
And the family also rallied around Peter when his latest movie was criticised. Peter's s film role on Jafaican sparked fierce debate online, with critics accusing it of cultural insensitivity - while he defends it as just 'acting'
The family were seen at the Genesis Cinema for the private VIP event of the movie's release and posed for photographs ahead of the much-discussed film's debut. In the film, Peter plays a character named Gary Buckle - also known as 'Gazza' .
The character is a London scammer who adopts a Jamaican identity to pull off a transatlantic fraud.
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