Princess and Junior Andre recently suggested they are open to appearing on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!. During a This Morning appearance, the siblings expressed interest in becoming the first brother-sister duo to enter the jungle.
The quest to become the first sibling pair in the jungle
During a recent interview on This Morning, Junior Andre, 21, and Princess Andre, 19, told hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary that they are eager to make history on the ITV series. According to the report, the siblings are essentially "waiting for the offer" to join the cast, which would mark the first time a brother and sister have competed together in the show's history.
The siblings' comfort with the prospect of high-pressure reality television is a byproduct of their upbringing. Both Junior Andre and Princess Andre have spent nearly their entire lives in the public eye, appearing in various family-centric programs and developing a professional ease on camera that they attribute to the influence of their parents.
A 22-year cycle from Katie Price and Peter Andre's 2004 romance
The prospect of the children joining the show creates a symmetrical narrative for ITV, as it has been 22 years since Katie Price and Peter Andre first met on the series in 2004. as reported, that initial encounter blossomed into a romance that led to their marriage in 2005 and the birth of Junior and Princess, before the couple eventually separated in 2009.
This trajectory reflects a broader trend in British reality television, where "legacy" contestants are increasingly used to drive viewership. By positioning Princess and Junior Andre as the next generation of the Andre-Price brand, the network can leveragge two decades of established audience investment in the family's personal history and public dispputes.
The Princess Diaries and the ITVX reality pipeline
The siblings are currently expanding their own media footprint through The Princess Diaries, which is now airing its third season on ITVX and STV Player. Princess Andre noted that filming with her mother, Katie Price, is particularly entertaining because Price "has no filter," often pushing the boundaries of the show's PG rating with candid reveals, including a recent boob job.
The success of The Princess Diaries serves as a proof-of-concept for the siblings' viability as standalone stars. By transitioning from supporting roles in their parents' lives to lead roles in their own series, Junior and Princess Andre are demonstrating the "natural chemistry" that Princess believes makes family-based reality TV compelling for viewers.
The February truce between Katie Price and Peter Andre
A potential joint appearance in the jungle would be made possible by the improved relationship between the children's parents.. Katie Price, 48, and Peter Andre, 53, publicly declared a truce in February after years of publicized tension and conflict.
Junior Andre believes that the appearance of both parents in the latest season of The Princess Diaries solidifies this reconciliation. Princess Andre added that the family has moved past old grievances to focus on the well-being of the children, suggesting that the domestic stability now in place provides a supportive foundation for the siblings to pursue their own reality TV ambitions.
Will ITV actually extend an offer to the 'Jungle Babies'?
While the siblings have expressed their willingness to participate, it remains unverified whether ITV producers have actually approached them. the report indicates that Princess Andre could "neither confirm nor deny" any concrete plans, leaving it unclear if these comments are a genuine aspiration or a strategic promotional push for The Princess Diaries.
Furthermore, it is unknown if the show's producers view a sibling pairing as a viable casting strategy or if the "Jungle Babies"—as Alison Hammond called them—would be cast individually. Until a formal announcement is made, the possibility of a full-circle Andre-Price return remains speculative.
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