Princess Andre admits she's ‘not over her ex' as she opens up on split after she goes on a date with new boy
The 18-year-old is currently starring in her very own reality show The Princess Diaries and scenes show her attempting to move on from the break-up.
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Princess, the daughter of Peter Andre and Katie Price, is seen reconnecting with a childhood friend named Brandon and the pair enjoy a day out at Thorpe Park.
But she's quick to admit she's not in the right place to start a new relationship.
After cancelling a second date with Brandon, Princess explains: 'I wouldn't say I'm over the situation because I'm not.
'A two-year relationship is quite a long time, I'm just a bit lost and confused with what I want.
'I would be lying saying I was 100 per cent over my ex, because it's not really [been] that long.'
The Sun revealed in May how Princess and her boyfriend - whose identity she's never publicly revealed - had called time on their relationship.
Princess' series documents her coming of age and posing for her first solo cover shoot.
Despite rumours of a rift between the teen and mum Katie, 47, Princess confessed she felt like the former glamour model as she posed in her most grown-up look yet.
For one set of snaps, Princess stunned in a sheer pink dressing gown trimmed with fluffy faux fur. With her smokey eye make-up and perfect pout, the influencer was a double of her mum in her early modelling career.
In a moment of bad timing, Pete, 52, appeared on FaceTime and even Princess picked up on how 'uncomfortable' her dad was.
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Speaking in her confessional, Princess said: 'I'm channelling my mum's confidence in photoshoots. This look is… something I've not actually done before. It's a little bit more grown up.'
When Pete was shown his daughter's new look, clearly struggling with his words, he said: 'Right… yeah… ok.'
Off camera, Princess said: 'I think it was such a big mistake to FaceTime dad. This is definitely not a dad-friendly look.'
Pete is seen still adjusting to what he's seeing, and he added: 'Not my kind of thing… but you look… you look…'
After the shoot wrapped, Princess reflected on the day and said: 'I did feel a bit like I was in my zone. I felt like my mum.
'When I see pictures of her when she was younger, it reminded me of that. But obviously she did topless and I will not do topless.'
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