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Daily Mirror
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Katie Price's furious Peter Andre rant as she holds 'worst fears' for kids
EXCLUSIVE: The Princess Andre 18th birthday saga, in which Katie Price claims she was banned from celebrating with her daughter, has left the former glamour model 'really upset', according to sources It's been 16 years since Katie Price split from her first husband, Peter Andre, but it seems their feud is far from over. In fact, things appear to have escalated even further, and the former glamour model is said to have reached breaking point. In a furious rant, Katie, 47, claimed she was 'left out' of their daughter Princess's 18th birthday party, which was hosted by Peter and his wife Emily. 'The situation has really upset Katie,' says a source. 'There has been a build-up of tension recently and it all came to a head last week over Princess's birthday. Katie was devastated and felt like she had basically been banned from attending. All the talk about their relationship angered and upset her, and she had a bit of a meltdown – because she is still so close to her kids. 'Falling out with her children would be her worst fear. They only have one mum and it is her. She adores them, sees them regularly and she'd never want to lose that.' Princess celebrated her milestone birthday at an intimate party with dad Peter, 52, and his wife, Emily MacDonagh, 35. Members of Pete's management team, The Can Group, were also guests. But the top PR company found themselves on the receiving end of Katie's anger after she alleged she wasn't invited because they wouldn't 'allow' Princess – who they also represent – to be seen with her mother. 'Princess is now an adult, so, officially, Mummy and Princess can go out together,' Katie stated on her podcast, The Katie Price Show, before adding, pointedly, 'If certain people would let her be seen with me.' However, when contacted by New magazine, the management firm claimed: 'We have never – and would never – stop Princess from seeing Katie. We would never intervene in any of our clients seeing their parents or not.' Another source claims: 'Pete and Emily simply put on a three-hour party for Princess' 18th, which is totally normal for any child of parents who have split. They organise things separately – Pete's never been invited to anything Katie's organised, and vice versa. Katie was in Dubai – she could have come back. 'It's such a shame – this should have been about Princess. It's an important birthday, she's doing so well in her career and she should have been enjoying it, rather than worrying about all this.' While Katie may not have been involved in the Andres' party, it was believed she and Princess would celebrate in their own way. 'Maybe we'll have a nice dinner together,' Princess told OK! magazine last month. However, Katie – who, during her trip to Dubai, shared an image of writing on a beach which read, 'My daughters will always be my Princesses' – later suffered an embarrassing social media blunder when she posted a birthday message to Princess two days early. 'Happy 18th Birthday to the most amazing daughter. And my best friend @princess_andre. I love you so much,' she wrote on 27 June, before swiftly deleting it, later sharing a second message on 29 June – Princess' actual birthday. Following the faux pas, Katie fell foul of online trolls, with one saying she 'can't even remember her own daughter's birthday'. This, the source close to Katie claims, made her see red. 'She doesn't like being trolled or for people to think she's a bad mum. She loves her kids.' Meanwhile, Katie spoke of her lack of involvement in Princess' upcoming ITV reality show on the podcast, saying, 'I'm not in it. Certain people don't think it's good for Princess to be seen with me,' claimed Katie, who also shares son Junior, 20, with Peter. Katie's sister and podcast co-host, Sophie, then chimed in, 'You aren't on brand, Kate. You're too risky.' Clearly riled, Katie continued, 'It's pathetic. I'm her mother… It's so sad.' Sophie then cut in, diplomatically 'let's save that for another day'. Katie's rant is the latest in a string of controversial comments about her ex-husband, who she fell for while appearing on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2004. At the time of her divorce from the singer, Katie admitted she didn't want to split up, saying, 'Pete is the love of my life. I am devastated and disappointed by his decision.' Last October, Katie branded Peter 'jealous' as she discussed their divorce on The Louis Theroux Podcast. And when quizzed about how they communicate post-split, she simply said, 'Don't speak to him.' Both Princess and Junior have a strong bond with their pop star dad and spend most of their time at home with him, Emily, and their three children – Amelia, 11, Theo, eight, and one-year-old Arabella. Katie said last year, '[Princess and Junior] know their dad is never written about in a bad way. They know I'm always written about in a bad way.' The source close to Katie adds, 'She doesn't like constantly being painted in a bad light. Pete feels as though he is the protector and because their relationship is strained it's a tough balance to strike. It's been a case of high emotions for Katie.'
Daily Mirror
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz breaks silence since family feud exploded
Brooklyn Beckham snubbed parents David and Victoria Beckham in a cryptic new interview and said he knew he wanted to marry wife Nicola Peltz in the early days of their relationship. As the rumoured feud within the Beckham clan continues to rumble on, eldest son Brooklyn has been dodged discussing the supposed family issues and instead put the focus on falling in love. He says she knew she was "the one" within three months and always wanted her to become his bride. Speculation of tension between Victoria and David and their son and his wife was initially sparked by an incident over a wedding dress and, three years on, LA-based Brooklyn and Nicola have now reportedly cut contact altogether. He is refusing to address the speculation and didn't mention his parents in his latest magazine chat. Brooklyn instead told Glamour Magazine's Germany edition all about his home life and detailed his proposal plans. Saying he was "immediately captivated" by her after meeting at music festival Coachella as Nicola told the publication they were both in relationships when they first spoke. Tellingly, Brooklyn went on to say: "There will always be people who talk. The important thing is that we're happy together." Nicola also said in the interview: "My parents taught me: Always tell the truth, we'll help you." The couple didn't reference reacent headlines that suggest the families are not on speaking terms. Discussing when they first met, billionaire heiress Nicola did say: "Our encounter was brief, but special. I had a boyfriend, Brooklyn a girlfriend, but I immediately felt his charm. He took a few photos of me and stayed in my heart long before we really knew each other." Brooklyn said he knew she was special from that moment. "You have to marry your best friend, someone you feel at home with. For me, Nicola is exactly that," he said. A source claims to New magazine that Victoria is struggling with the situation because 26-year-old Brooklyn is 'always going to be her bab y'. 'He's her first-born and they've always had a wonderful relationship, she feels like Nicola has taken over and it's really tough to deal with as a mother,' they said. 'David is frustrated with Brooklyn's behaviour and is telling Victoria it's unacceptable, but she's just upset to feel like she's losing her first baby. She's very family-oriented so it's a worry that Brooklyn and Nicola will start their own family and Victoria won't have contact with her first grandchild – it's a devastating thought.'
Daily Mirror
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Victoria Beckham 'struggling' as Brooklyn's marriage row 'threatens to rupture'
EXCLUSIVE: Victoria Beckham is said to be "struggling" as the rumoured feud between her, David and their son Brooklyn rumbles on, with the family reportedly being torn apart As the rumoured feud within the Beckham clan continues to rumble on, eldest son Brooklyn is thought to be feeling an 'emotional burden' as he's torn between his wife and family. Speculation of tension between Victoria and David and their son and his wife was initially sparked by an incident over a wedding dress and, three years on, LA-based Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz have now reportedly cut contact altogether. A source claims to New magazine that Victoria is struggling with the situation because 26-year-old Brooklyn is 'always going to be her bab y '. 'He's her first-born and they've always had a wonderful relationship, she feels like Nicola has taken over and it's really tough to deal with as a mother,' they said. READ MORE: What does Elf buying Rhode mean for us in the UK? A beauty editor takes a deep dive 'David is frustrated with Brooklyn's behaviour and is telling Victoria it's unacceptable, but she's just upset to feel like she's losing her first baby. She's very family-oriented so it's a worry that Brooklyn and Nicola will start their own family and Victoria won't have contact with her first grandchild – it's a devastating thought.' But a friend of the couple exclusively told the Mirror: 'Nicola and Brooklyn didn't cut contact - if anything, David and Victoria seem to have wanted the distancing since Nicola has made plenty of positive gestures like wearing Victoria's clothes over the years, but somehow she and Brooklyn get all the criticism in the relationship. It's understandable that there would be some natural distancing after years and years of being on the receiving end of unnecessary attacks and untruths.' Psychotherapist Kamalyn Kaur tells new that as the eldest of the four Beckham children, she believes Brooklyn's choice of partner has a 'ripple effect' on the whole family, and if it isn't perceived as a good choice, could rupture the family unit. 'The eldest child often carries a very unique emotional burden within the family, and particularly those that are tightly bound into the family unit, or in a family that are publicly scrutinised in the way that the Beckhams or the royals are, for example,' she tells us. 'The role of the eldest, and most people can probably relate, comes with lots of unspoken expectations, and one of those is to lead by example. Whether that's leading by example in their career, their social life or their relationship, it almost becomes a template for the younger siblings. 'So when that eldest child begins to separate, or they begin to have a bit of an identity of their own, which they will when they get older and they enter a relationship, it can create a ripple effect. Not just because they're moving on but because they're shifting the family dynamic. So in close families, especially those in the spotlight, it can feel like a rupture rather than a natural evolution.' The speculation about a potential family fallout was low key until David's recent 50th birthday bashes. While A-listers were out in force, Brooklyn and Nicola, 30, were absent. The drama seemed to spill over onto social media last week when youngest son Cruz posted what many saw as a direct clap back to an earlier post by Brooklyn. The aspiring racing driver posted a video of himself and his wife on a motorcycle, and wrote in the caption: 'My whole world x I will love you forever x I always choose you baby x you're the most amazing person i know xx me and you forever baby.' Many of his followers interpreted the post as a direct dig at his family – and laid the blame squarely at Nicola's door, with one writing: 'Real love doesn't make you choose', and another adding: 'Any loving wife should never make her husband choose between her and her husband's family.' Shortly after the post, 20-year-old Cruz shared a family photograph from happier times – which included Brooklyn – to his own Instagram stories, accompanied by a message of support for his mum and dad. 'I love my family, I love you guys more than anything, mum & dad, you gave us life and cared for us no matter what' he wrote, 'I cannot tell you how blessed we all are to have you in our lives x.' According to psychotherapist Kamalyn, the responsibility to bring the family back together now lies firmly with Victoria and David. Comparing Brooklyn's situation with that of Prince Harry, who is also somewhat estranged from his own family after what many people perceived as him 'choosing' Meghan Markle over them, she says neither man is actually doing anything wrong. 'I don't think they're doing anything they shouldn't be,' she explained. 'Every woman, like Nicola and Meghan, wants to marry a man that prioritises her and doesn't sit there with his mum. That's basic. But because they're in the spotlight and because there's so much pressure for the family to present themselves in a certain way, instead of it being looked at as a natural evolution, it's looked at as something that's negative.' Unless there's been a verbal, physical or emotional altercation, she added, they need to focus on accepting Brooklyn's choices and avoid criticising or judging, because that's what 'drives a child away'. 'Brooklyn's priorities might have changed, and that's totally okay. Also, accept that as parents, they might need time and space to heal from the shift in dynamic. And also, accept that they might need to re-evaluate their expectations of Brooklyn now, and try to establish a new normal.' Given Cruz and Brooklyn's social media posts, they need to be mindful of not letting their dramas poison the relations between their kids as siblings, Kamalyn believes. 'As a parent, it's still your job to protect siblings from anything you're feeling, especially any hostility. You don't ever want your child to feel like they have to choose between a sibling and a parent.'
