Princess Andre has been with her boyfriend for eight months – and has exclusively spoken to OK! about why she keeps him away from her 1 million social media followers.
The 16-year-old, whose parents are Peter Andre, 50, and Katie Price, 45, was first photographed with her beau earlier this year but his face and name have been noticeably absent from her social channels.
Last month the beauty student reposted a rare snap of the two – showing on their matching pink and black trainers – from her boyfriend's account to mark their anniversary.
Speaking to OK! about why she keeps his name off her channels, Princess said: "I just think being private is good, because I feel like when other people get involved they try and say a lot of things," she shares.
"Obviously, my boyfriend's not in the public eye so I don't think it's fair on him to have everyone trying to find out about his business and all of that. So, I mean, being private in general is how I like it, I don't think people should know all about my personal life."
Despite her sensible approach to sharing details about her romance, Princess is growing up in an age where an appearance on Love Island can turn someone into a household name.
And of course, her parents famously met and fell in love in the Australian jungle on the third season of I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!. So would she give the show a go herself?
"I love I'm A Celebrity," she giggles. "It's so funny. I actually would consider doing it, but I don't know how well I'd do because I can't stand bugs. But I think it would be a good experience.
"And actually that's where my parents were, so that's kind of how I'm here. I've seen bits of footage of my parents on there, but I haven't sat and watched the whole thing. So it would be quite cool to go on it and just see what it was like for them."
So what's next for Princess now that she's ready to make her own mark? Would she consider swapping her influencer title for presenter, fashion designer or beauty entrepreneur?
"I want to be all of those things, I'm really excited for my future and what I can achieve," she declares, with determination. "I don't want to be just one thing, I want to be known for a lot of good things."
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