Peter Andre's praises for Princess spark speculation about message to Katie Price
Princess recently landed her own solo ITV reality show, 'The Princess Dairies'
Peter Andre has nothing but good wishes for his daughter Princess, who is successfully carving out her career.
Princess recently landed her own solo ITV reality show, The Princess Dairies. While the series drew in record numbers, it started a feud between her famous parents, Peter and Katie Price.
Katie claimed that Peter and Princess' management didn't want her involved in the show.
Insiders later told The Mirror that Princess made all the arrangements to see Katie on her birthday, but the ex glamour model had failed to appear.
Now, Peter Andre has said that he's proud of Princess for what she's achieved with her ITV2 show-and praised the team behind her.
Speaking to host Christine Lampard on Lorraine Peter said: 'I do feel proud. I have always said to her, it's not about what you do, it's about who you are.'
'This industry has some beautiful parts that you can have from it but also very difficult times so she wants to do this, this is what she wants to do.'
He adds: 'She has a good team behind her, I really believe she can go all the way. But stay humble, stay focused and do not think that once you have succeeded that's it. You have got to keep going.'
For context, Princess and Peter share the same management team, while Katie left the company back in 2012 after the couple's divorce.
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