Doting dad Peter Andre poked fun at his daughter Princess Andre’s first red carpet appearance at the Daily Mirror Pride Of Britain Awards on Saturday.
The 14-year-old attended the star-studded bash with dad Peter, big brother Junior Andre, 16, and stepmum Emily MacDonagh in London, and looked breathtaking in a halterneck midnight blue Missguided gown.
The teenager looked glamorous with her blonde hair teased into a chic ponytail, and she accessorised with high heeled sandals and a statement clutch bag, as she walked the red carpet with her family.
The Mysterious Girl hitmaker, 48, was looking dapper at the bash, rocking a traditional black tuxedo, while son Junior wore a tailored three-piece suit in a similar colour to his little sister’s dress.
Peter’s second wife Emily looked stunning in a show-stopping silver floor-length gown by Julita, with her highlighted brunette hair tumbling around her shoulders.
As he walked the red carpet with his eldest children, Peter joked that he wouldn’t be allowing Princess to look as glamorous ever again.
“This is Princess' first red carpet. It’s also the first and last time she'll ever be glammed up,” he told Hello!
He later took to social media to share a close-up picture of Princess, calling her “beautiful”.
“My daughter all grown up,” he wrote.
Peter, who shares Princess and Junior with ex-wife Katie Price, has publicly been against his daughter wearing make-up, and he recently shared a photo of the barefaced teenager on Instagram, as he voiced his frustration over her wearing cosmetics.
“Can I be more proud of you my daughter? Btw, I don’t know what she did to this picture, but one thing's for sure, she is NOT wearing makeup,” Peter captioned the natural snap.
Model and author Katie has previously spoken about her daughter wanting to wear make-up, and admitted she doesn’t stand in her way if Princess wants to glam up.
“If she wants to put make-up on then let her. She absolutely loves it. She worries about what her dad says. She has got a mum like me, of course she is going to put heels on and make up on and stuff like that,” she explained.
“Every dad out there dreads the moment their daughters get to be teenagers,” Katie added.
