In a bombshell interview on August 11, 2025, Katie Price, the former glamour model and reality TV star, publicly condemned her daughter Princess Andre’s ITV2 documentary, igniting a firestorm of controversy. The 47-year-old mother of five expressed outrage over the 17-year-old’s decision to share personal family struggles in Princess Andre: My Journey, which aired on July 28, 2025. Price’s scathing remarks, delivered on a radio show with Heart FM, have sparked heated reactions on platforms like X, with fans divided over the family feud.

The documentary follows Princess, daughter of Price and singer Peter Andre, as she navigates her budding career in modeling and social media while addressing her upbringing in the public eye. Sources close to the production told The Sun that Princess aimed to “set the record straight” about her life, touching on her mother’s turbulent relationships, financial struggles, and legal issues, including Price’s bankruptcy woes. However, Price, who was not consulted about the project, called it “disrespectful” and “exploitative.” “She’s airing our private family matters without my permission,” Price fumed on Heart FM. “I’m her mum, and I deserve better than this.”

Price’s reaction has fueled speculation about a rift with Princess, who has lived primarily with her father since her parents’ 2009 divorce. The documentary includes candid moments, like Princess discussing the impact of Price’s 2024 bankruptcy and her 2022 drink-driving incident. While Princess expressed love for her mother, she admitted, “It’s been hard growing up with all the chaos.” Fans on X were quick to react, with some supporting Princess’s honesty—“She’s just telling her truth!”—while others backed Price, posting, “Katie’s been through enough; this feels like a betrayal.”

The timing of the documentary coincides with Price’s own struggles, including a recent arrest warrant issued after missing a bankruptcy hearing, as reported by MailOnline. Her decision to skip the hearing for cosmetic surgery in Turkey further strained her public image. Princess, meanwhile, has carved her own path, amassing a million Instagram followers and securing brand deals with PrettyLittleThing. Her documentary, praised for its raw vulnerability, drew 2.5 million viewers, per ITV, but Price claims it paints her unfairly as an “absent” mother.

As the feud unfolds, the mother-daughter relationship faces scrutiny. Price insists she supports Princess’s ambitions but feels “blindsided” by the documentary’s content. Whether this marks a lasting divide or a temporary clash, Princess Andre: My Journey has thrust their dynamic into the spotlight, leaving fans eager for what’s next.