Princess Andre is stepping out of her famous parents’ shadows and into her own spotlight. The 19-year-old influencer wowed onlookers in a striking white cut-out gown as she joined Christine McGuinness on the black carpet at the British LGBT Awards 2026 in London’s Grosvenor Square on Thursday night.
Speaking just hours after her first solo presenting gig on This Morning, Princess revealed her ambitions to become a regular host on the ITV show. “If they would have me, that would be amazing!” she said with a confident smile.
The star, daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, shared that her parents were thrilled with her debut. “They both were like, ‘You’re going to smash it. Just do great.’ They said I did really well,” she added. Despite nerves over her first solo presenting experience, Princess said she loved every second. “I just winged it,” she confessed.
Staying Focused Amid Family Drama
In recent months, Princess has faced headlines surrounding her mother Katie Price and husband Lee Andrews, but she’s chosen to stay out of the drama. “To be honest, I don’t even read it myself, so I don’t actually get involved. It doesn’t really bother me,” she said.
Her debut on This Morning saw her join Craig Doyle and Angela Scanlon for a prom dress fashion segment, sharing snaps to Instagram with the caption: “Wow wow wow… thank you so much @ITV for giving me my first solo TV presenting opportunity.”
Princess is no stranger to the screen — she previously starred in her own ITV reality show, The Princess Diaries, with its second season premiering earlier this year. Now, she’s proving that her talent is her own, not just a family legacy.
The TV personality was among the celebrities arriving at London’s Grosvenor Square to celebrate the LGBT community
Princess has spent recent months battling headlines about her famous mother’s turbulent personal life
She chatted with TOWIE stars Demi Sims and Harry Derbidge
The TV personality teamed the look with patterned heels and clutch bag
Christine appeared in high spirits as she left the ceremony
Red Carpet Glam and Star-Studded Moments
At the British LGBT Awards, Princess shared the spotlight with Christine McGuinness, who dazzled in a white strapless dress paired with patterned heels and a clutch. The ceremony celebrated LGBTQ+ achievements with stars including Rylan Clark, who looked effortlessly stylish in a low-rise white shirt and off-white trousers, and Boy George, who received a lifetime achievement award.
Helen Worth, known for 50 years as Gail Platt on Coronation Street, looked chic in a floral gown, while Bruno Tonioli and Lizzie Cundy turned heads in coordinated lace ensembles. The event celebrated diversity, inclusion, and the accomplishments of the LGBTQ+ community, with founder Sarah Garrett MBE praising the strong and varied shortlist of nominees.
Princess Andre’s Bright Future
With her charisma, poise, and on-screen confidence, Princess is clearly making her own mark. From helping teenagers navigate prom dress dilemmas to shining alongside top UK stars on the red carpet, it’s clear she’s determined to chart her own path in television.
When asked if she sees herself becoming a regular on This Morning, her answer was simple: a resounding yes. “I’d love to,” she said. “It would be amazing.”
At just 19, Princess Andre is proving that the future is hers — and the public is watching.
