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Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Automotive
- Daily Mirror
Katie Price's daughter spoils her with lavish birthday gifts after backlash
Social media star Princess Andre shared her excitement after buying her mum, Katie Price, a designer gift to celebrate her 47th birthday, amid backlash over recent purchases Princess Andre spoiled her mum, Katie Price, for her 47th birthday and bought a lavish gift amid backlash over her recent purchases, now that she is earning her own money. Princess, Katie Price and Peter Andre 's eldest daughter, took to social media to show off her gift for her mum, which Katie then shared on her own Instagram. Speaking proudly to her followers, Princess, 17, said: 'My mum's birthday present has arrived, I'm so excited to show you guys'. She continued: 'So it's her birthday tomorrow and I wanted to treat her to something nice.' Princess then asks her viewers if they are 'ready' before opening the cardboard box, which reveals a Louis Vuitton logo. Princess took her viewers on an unboxing journey before she opened up a bracelet and lifted it to show the camera. Princess bought her mum the 'Say Yes Bracelet' by Louis Vuitton, which is available on the designer website for £290. After letting out a squeal of excitement, the 17-year-old added: 'I feel like she is gonna love it'. The video was shared by mum Katie Price along with the caption: 'Love my baby girl'. The designer gift follows after Princess received backlash after getting her first car, with accusations that her parents had bought the vehicle for her. The teenager recently passed her driving test and treated herself to a new car with a personalised number plate. The social media star flashed a huge smile as she stood next to her white Audi A1 and proudly told her fans she had bought it herself. She was hit with claims her famous parents, Katie and Peter Andre, had chipped in, with one person commenting: 'Daddy bought it no doubt', while another added: 'Wish I had rich parents'. To complete her new adventure into driving, Princess treated herself to a flashy new keyring for her car keys, which left mum Katie lost for words. Speaking on her podcast, Houses, Horses and Harvey, Katie said: 'She's so excited, she ordered a b****y Louis Vuitton key ring for £290'. Katie then joked that Princess was "turning into me" as she revealed the teenager planned to have her "all sparkly pink" and said she would help Princess make it a reality. "She's a girl of my own heart," Katie confessed.
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Daily Mirror
Katie Price fumes at Princess over purchase and says she's 'turning into me'
Former glamour model Katie Price has revealed her shock at her teenage daughter Princess Andre's latest purchase as she admitted she is 'turning into' her Katie Price was left stunned by her daughter Princess Andre's latest purchase as she revealed her honest reaction. The former glamour model, 47, admitted her eldest daughter is "turning into" her now that she has her own money. Princess, 17, proudly revealed she has passed her driving test and showed off her white Audi A1 complete with a personalised number plate. The social media star flashed a huge smile as she stood next to the flashy vehicle and told her fans she had bought it herself. She was hit with claims her famous parents, Katie and Peter Andre, had chipped in yet insisted her hard work has paid off and that she was able to save up for the flashy motor herself. Buying the car wasn't the only treat Princess decided to have, however, as she also splashed out on a keyring. It wasn't just any old keyring, as Katie was left lost for words when she found out the price tag. Princess revealed to her mum that she had forked out almost £300 for the accessory. Katie gushed out Princess' achievement in passing her test before telling her sister about the splurge. "She's so excited, she ordered a b****y Louis Vuitton key ring for £290," she said on her podcast Houses, Horses and Harvey. Her sister Sophie was taken aback by the price as she quipped: "I went straight to Halford's and got an air freshener." Amid her shock, Katie joked that Princess was "turning into me". She revealed the teenager planned to have her "all sparkly pink" and said she would help Princess make it a reality. "She's a girl of my own heart," Katie confessed. Katie was keen to express her support to Princess on social media when she announced she had passed her test. She shared her daughter's post on her Instagram Story and wrote: "So proud and so scared at the same time my baby girl turns 18 next month too so lots of exciting things we will be doing together." Princess' step-mother Emily Andre, who has been married to her Peter since 2015, also shared her support as she left a series of flame and heart emojis, alongside the word: "Yay". While hundreds of her followers were happy for her, a few trolls came out of the woodworks to claim her parents bought the car for her. "Let's just say mummy and daddy brought your first car," one said and another posted: "Wish I had rich parents." After noticing the pattern, Princess took to the comment section of the post to hit back at those doubting her. She wrote: "These comments are so funny [laughing emojis]. "To everyone out there, yes I work and yes I earn my own money which I'm super proud of and so thankful that I'm lucky enough to buy my own car." Peter previously treated son Junior to an Audi A1 for his 17th birthday - before he even got a driving licence. The Mysterious Girl hitmaker paid out for out for he car complete with a private registration and specially designed green calipers.
Scottish Sun
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Katie Price reveals row with Princess after teen splashes out £290 on a KEYRING after passing driving test
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) KATIE Price couldn't believe her oldest daughter spent almost £300 on a keychain for the keys to her new car. Princess Andre, 17, recently passed her driving test and shared pictures of her white Audi A1 she had bought, complete with a personalised number plate. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 3 Katie Price couldn't believe her daughter Princess spent almost £300 on a key chain Credit: Jam Press 3 Princess recently bought her first car Credit: Instagram Katie gushed about her daughter's achievement and said she would worry about her driving and that she encouraged Princess to start by driving around the block to get experience. The former glamour model spoke about Princess and her new car on her podcast, Houses, Horses and Harvey, which she co-hosts with her sister, Sophie Price. "She's so excited, she ordered a b****y Louis Vuitton key ring for £290," Katie told her younger sibling. The proud mum said she chided her daughter for the lavish purchase, but Princess argued "it will last forever." Sophie was shocked at the price of the keyring saying when she got her first car, "I went straight to Halford's and got an air freshener." Katie then joked that Princess was "turning into me," because she wanted "all sparkly pink" interiors in her car and her famous mum promised to buy it all for her. "She's a girl of my own heart," Katie gushed. After Princess showed off her purchase, she was inundated by trolls who accused her of lying about buying the car herself. Instead, the suggested Katie and her ex-husband, Peter Andre, had bought it for Princess. But Princess was quick to shut down the trolls, pointing out she has been working and saved the money herself. Katie Price boasts she earns 'really good money' but claims she can't rent anywhere to live after bankruptcy hell 'These comments are so funny. To everyone out there, yes I work and yes I earn my own money which I'm super proud of and so thankful that I'm lucky enough to buy my own car xx.' Becoming an influencer in her own right, Princess has already signed brand ambassador deals with high street beauty chain Superdrug and online retailer PrettyLittleThing, and has launched her own jewellery range. She's also vowed to be a millionaire by the time she turns 20. On top of everything else, Princess is following in her mum's footsteps and has landed her own TV show on ITV. The series will give fans a behind-the-scenes look at her home life and early modelling career. A TV insider said: 'Princess is very conscious of the fact her mum got famous very early in her career, so Katie is a big inspiration to her. 'Bagging her own TV show is a huge deal, but producers are keen to stress it is about her and not her famous parents. "Both Katie and Peter are likely to feature, though it will likely be more as cameo stars.' 3 Katie joked that Princess took after her in how she wanted to design the interior Credit: Getty
Powys County Times
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Powys County Times
Giant Hungarian Horntail dragon stuns onlookers at it roars through London
A giant roaring dragon, which features in one of the Harry Potter films, surprised Londoners on Monday morning as it roared its way through the capital's streets. The 25-foot animatronic dragon, which weighs 1.3 tonnes, appeared captured as it made its way past Westminster Bridge, the Houses of Parliament and King's Cross Station. The theatrical stunt was staged to mark the launch of Triwizard Tournament – Making of Champions, a new feature at Warner Bros Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, which celebrates the 20th anniversary of the cinematic release of Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire. The Hungarian Horntail featured in the fourth Harry Potter novel and film, where Harry battles the beast in the first task of the Triwizard Tournament. The fictional dragon roared and bared its teeth past London landmarks before making its way to the tourist attraction in Leavesden, Hertfordshire. Harry Potter filmmaker and animatronic designer, Joe Scott, designed the dragon, replicating the creature in the film, complete with moving head, mouth and eyes, and sound effects. The recreation of the famous dragon was carefully crafted over 750 hours, using materials that included 25kg of fibreglass. The team first created a series of detailed sketches and CGI mock-ups, before sculptors, carpenters and scenic artists built the dragon's head, which was 3D printed using a scan of the original Hungarian Horntail from the film. A total of 119 spikes were individually applied to decorate the dragon's head and tail, which took 265 hours, whilst 38 razor-sharp teeth were 3D printed in resin to create bite in the creature's animatronic mouth. 'Revisiting the creation of the Hungarian Horntail 20 years on from Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire has been magical,' said Mr Scott. 'Creating the dragons for the Triwizard Tournament was no mean feat, with engineers, animatronics, designers and the special effects teams all working together to bring them to life. 'It's fantastic to see the craftsmanship that went into this on display at the new feature – inspiring visitors with the magic of our filmmaking secrets.' The Triwizard Tournament – Making of Champions, which will run from May 15 to September 8, at Warner Bros Studio Tour London features behind-the-scenes secrets and digital recreations from the fourth film. Further additions include Mad Eye Moody's arrival in the Great Hall and wizarding journalist Rita Skeeter, best known for her poison pen articles, will be welcomed to the Studio Tour along with her self-writing quill. Laura Sinclair-Lazell, head of show experience at Warner Bros Studio Tour London says: 'We're excited to launch our brand-new summer feature, Triwizard Tournament – Making of Champions, where visitors can learn behind-the-scenes secrets of the fourth Harry Potter film. 'To celebrate and bring the magic of Warner Bros Studio Tour London to the streets of the capital, we recreated the iconic moment of the escaped Hungarian Horntail dragon 20 years on from Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire.'
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Giant Hungarian Horntail dragon stuns onlookers at it roars through London
A giant roaring dragon, which features in one of the Harry Potter films, surprised Londoners on Monday morning as it roared its way through the capital's streets. The 25-foot animatronic dragon, which weighs 1.3 tonnes, appeared captured as it made its way past Westminster Bridge, the Houses of Parliament and King's Cross Station. The theatrical stunt was staged to mark the launch of Triwizard Tournament – Making of Champions, a new feature at Warner Bros Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, which celebrates the 20th anniversary of the cinematic release of Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire. The Hungarian Horntail featured in the fourth Harry Potter novel and film, where Harry battles the beast in the first task of the Triwizard Tournament. The fictional dragon roared and bared its teeth past London landmarks before making its way to the tourist attraction in Leavesden, Hertfordshire. Harry Potter filmmaker and animatronic designer, Joe Scott, designed the dragon, replicating the creature in the film, complete with moving head, mouth and eyes, and sound effects. The recreation of the famous dragon was carefully crafted over 750 hours, using materials that included 25kg of fibreglass. The team first created a series of detailed sketches and CGI mock-ups, before sculptors, carpenters and scenic artists built the dragon's head, which was 3D printed using a scan of the original Hungarian Horntail from the film. A total of 119 spikes were individually applied to decorate the dragon's head and tail, which took 265 hours, whilst 38 razor-sharp teeth were 3D printed in resin to create bite in the creature's animatronic mouth. 'Revisiting the creation of the Hungarian Horntail 20 years on from Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire has been magical,' said Mr Scott. 'Creating the dragons for the Triwizard Tournament was no mean feat, with engineers, animatronics, designers and the special effects teams all working together to bring them to life. 'It's fantastic to see the craftsmanship that went into this on display at the new feature – inspiring visitors with the magic of our filmmaking secrets.' The Triwizard Tournament – Making of Champions, which will run from May 15 to September 8, at Warner Bros Studio Tour London features behind-the-scenes secrets and digital recreations from the fourth film. Further additions include Mad Eye Moody's arrival in the Great Hall and wizarding journalist Rita Skeeter, best known for her poison pen articles, will be welcomed to the Studio Tour along with her self-writing quill. Laura Sinclair-Lazell, head of show experience at Warner Bros Studio Tour London says: 'We're excited to launch our brand-new summer feature, Triwizard Tournament – Making of Champions, where visitors can learn behind-the-scenes secrets of the fourth Harry Potter film. 'To celebrate and bring the magic of Warner Bros Studio Tour London to the streets of the capital, we recreated the iconic moment of the escaped Hungarian Horntail dragon 20 years on from Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire.'
