Princess And Junior Andre Reveal Matching Tattoo Honouring Peter Andre After Opening Up About Painful Childhood Memories

Princess and Junior Andre have shared an emotional new tribute to their father, Peter Andre, unveiling matching tattoos that symbolise the bond they say has always held their family together.

The siblings, aged 19 and 21, revealed they both chose to have the word “Unconditional” tattooed—a deeply personal reference to a song Peter wrote years ago in honour of Harvey, Katie Price’s eldest son.

The touching revelation comes shortly after Princess and Junior spoke candidly about the emotional challenges they experienced growing up, admitting that there were times they felt overlooked during their mother’s difficult years.

A Small Tattoo With A Powerful Meaning

Speaking at ITV’s Reality Showcase in London, Junior explained that the matching tattoos were never about making a statement—they were simply a permanent reminder of the love that defines their family.

“The word we chose comes from a song our dad wrote,” he said. “When people see the tattoo, they’ll probably laugh because it’s tiny, but it means everything to us.”Peter Andre reveals Princess & Junior have been in his care since 2018 'for  their safety' in statement on ex Katie Price

Princess added that the song carries a particularly emotional message.

“It’s about becoming a father before becoming a dad,” she explained. “Harvey isn’t Dad’s biological son, but raising him taught him what being a father really meant.”

When Peter married Katie Price, he became a father figure to Harvey, whose biological father is former footballer Dwight Yorke. Over the years, Peter has often spoken proudly about the role Harvey played in shaping his journey into fatherhood.

For Princess and Junior, the tattoo represents far more than a single word—it reflects loyalty, togetherness and the unconditional love they believe has carried their family through difficult times.

Opening Up About Their Childhood

Their heartfelt tribute follows recent comments made during the latest series of The Princess Diaries, where both siblings reflected on the impact of Katie Price’s recent documentary.

Princess admitted the programme placed them in a difficult position emotionally.

“We love both our parents,” she said. “We just want to support them both.”

The documentary revisited one of the most painful periods in Katie’s life, including her struggles following the breakdown of her marriage to Kieran Hayler.

Princess and Junior also reflected on growing up during those turbulent years, describing moments when they felt they had to become more independent while helping care for their younger siblings.

Their emotional recollections moved many viewers, offering a rare glimpse into life behind one of Britain’s most famous families.

Family Relationships Continue To Heal

Despite the challenges of the past, both siblings say relationships within the family are now in a much healthier place.

Princess welcomed the fact that Peter and Katie have recently put years of public tension behind them.

“It all happened naturally,” she explained. “Everything feels much more normal now.”

Junior echoed those feelings, adding that maintaining a close relationship with both parents has always been important.

“She’s our mum—we only have one mum,” he said. “Having good relationships with both Mum and Dad just makes everything feel better.”

Looking Ahead

Alongside reflecting on their family’s journey, Princess also confirmed that her new beauty brand is set to launch this September.

The siblings even hinted at a future television adventure together, revealing they would happily take part in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!—but only if they entered the jungle as a team.

“We’d only do it together,” Princess laughed. “Maybe we’ll be the first siblings to do it.”

While their careers continue to grow, their latest tribute suggests that, above all else, family remains at the heart of everything they do.

And with one simple word permanently inked onto their skin, Princess and Junior have offered a touching reminder that some family bonds truly are unconditional.