Princess Andre reveals why she'd never call out mum Katie Price over ‘rift' amid accusations star ‘tried to overshadow'
The 18-year-old admitted 'it's not worth' bringing things up with Katie Price in a telling comment amid reports of ongoing tension between the pair.
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In an interview over the weekend, Princess - whose dad is Peter Andre - addressed her recent birthday party, which Katie wasn't invited to.
Speaking to The Guardian, ITV's The Princess Diaries star, said it was 'interesting' her mum had told the media about not attending the bash.
And when asked why she didn't call Katie to ask her about it, Princess said 'it wasn't worth it', adding: 'Mum can be annoyed about something and then we send each other a message and we're fine.'
She candidly explained that Katie would never have been invited because her parents 'don't like each other.'
'It would be quite strange for my mum and dad to be in it at the same time, just because that's never been the case in my life since they split up,' she said.
Princess turned 18 back in June, and at the time Katie claimed she wasn't invited because she had been banned from appearing in The Princess Diaries.
Speaking on her The Katie Price Show podcast at the time, she said: "Everyone knows she's doing this documentary - and I'm not in it.
"Certain people don't think it's good for Princess to be seen with me. Certain people that used to look after me."
Her sister Sophie chipped in: "You aren't on brand Katie. You are too risky Katie that's why."
Katie then said: "It's pathetic. I'm her mother.
Princess Andre breaks silence on Peter and Katie's bitter feud after his blistering statement
"I'm just saying, Princess was like 'I'm having a party'. And I wasn't invited because it was for 'filming.'"
Sources at the time told the Mirror that Katie has been trying to "insert herself" into Princess's career and her "attention-seeking" behaviour just 24 hours before her new ITV show aired was to "overshadow" the launch.
'It was all in the diary but then Katie claimed she couldn't make it as she was abroad. It was disappointing," a source told the publication.
'For Katie to then say she was banned from the afternoon's filmed party when she was the no-show in the morning is just beyond belief.'
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Katie admitted her frustrations, saying: 'I'm not making money off my daughter. So I am fuming about the situation, but at the same time, I want Princess to do well and I back her in every way.
"The family, we're all fuming about it. How, again, not one member of our family or anything are involved in anything Princess does."
But the source insisted that Katie should not have "made it all about her" the eve of her daughter's show, regardless of what's happened.
While another source said it was "unfair" for Princess to be forced to deal with this fallout so publicly before her big TV career move.
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