Princess Andre has delivered an emotional defence of her mother Katie Price after seeing online comments about the former glamour model’s appearance.
Princess Andre has furiously defended mum Katie Price’s looks against trolls as she said ‘we’ve told her she’s too skinny but why bash someone who is so insecure?’
And Princess, 19, admitted she’s now reticent to post about all the lovely times she spends with her mother because of the negative comments she reads afterwards
She said: ‘The amount of comments my mum got on how she looks made me actually feel sick. When I get that sort of feedback from videos of me and my mum, it just makes me not want to post her and it tmakes me not want to show people how much fun and stuff we actually have’
The 19-year-old, who is the daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, opened up during a Facebook video conversation with her friend Heidi, the daughter of Kerry Katona. The pair discussed how difficult it can be to watch public figures face personal criticism online, especially when that criticism targets someone’s looks.
Princess said the reaction to one video in particular had left her feeling genuinely upset. Earlier this year, she shared a clip of herself and Katie enjoying a shopping day at Selfridges. What was meant to be a fun and affectionate mother-daughter moment quickly attracted harsh comments about Katie’s appearance.
According to Princess, the backlash was so unpleasant that it made her rethink what she posts. She explained that seeing those comments made her feel reluctant to share the happy times she spends with her mum, because she knows the reaction can become cruel very quickly.
For many fans, that honesty will strike a chord. Social media often asks celebrities to share more of their real lives, then punishes them the moment they do. Princess said people frequently ask why she does not post more with her mother or father, but when she does share a glimpse of family life, the comment section can become overwhelming.
Princess shared a video of herself and Katie shopping in Selfridges together back in January that generated a lot of nasty comments. Princess said: ‘The amount of hate that she got on that video was awful’
Katie and Princess had been having a lovely shopping day in Selfridges and shared the video on TikTok but Princess was left wishing she hadn’t
Princess did not pretend that the family is unaware of public concern. She acknowledged that people have noticed changes in Katie’s appearance and said loved ones have spoken to her privately. But she also made clear that concern does not give strangers permission to tear someone apart online.
Her message was simple: Katie may be famous, but she is still a person with feelings. Princess said her mother has been open about feeling insecure, and that makes the harshness of some comments even harder to understand.
Heidi agreed, describing the internet as a difficult and sometimes nasty place. She questioned why anyone would continue to target a woman who has already been honest about her insecurities and personal struggles.
Katie’s appearance has long been the subject of public debate. Over the years, she has spoken openly about cosmetic procedures, confidence, fame, relationships and difficult periods in her life. That openness has helped keep her in the spotlight, but it has also made her a frequent target for online judgement.
The discussion comes after Katie appeared on This Morning and reflected on the emotional impact of her past struggles on her children. In her Sky documentary Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, Princess and her brother Junior spoke candidly about difficult memories from their childhood, leaving Katie visibly emotional as she admitted she had not realised how much they had been affected at the time.
Katie said her children had warned her that if they were going to take part in the documentary, they would be brutally honest. Hearing their words was painful, but she also praised them for their strength and openness.
Princess’s latest comments show a protective side that many viewers will understand. She is not simply defending a celebrity image; she is defending her mum. Behind the headlines, television appearances and public debate, she is talking about the person she goes shopping with, laughs with and loves.
That is why her response has resonated. It highlights a bigger question about how far online commentary should go. Public figures may live in the spotlight, but body-focused criticism can still be deeply damaging, especially when family members are watching it happen in real time.
For Katie Price, scrutiny is nothing new. But for Princess, seeing the comments first-hand appears to have crossed a line. Her emotional defence is a reminder that social media posts are not just entertainment; they can affect real families, real relationships and real confidence.
The mother-daughter bond between Princess and Katie has often been visible in public, from family outings to social media clips. Now, Princess is making it clear that she wants to keep sharing those moments without seeing her mother picked apart by strangers.
Whether people agree with Katie’s choices or not, Princess’s point is difficult to ignore: kindness costs nothing, and criticism about someone’s appearance can leave a much deeper mark than many realise.
