Peter Andre and Emily Andre Launch Podcast from Surrey Mansion Peter Andre and wife Emily launch new podcast At Home With The Andres from their Surrey mansion, sharing family life and parenting insights. Peter Andre, 53, and his wife Emily Andre, 37, have given fans a look inside their Surrey mansion in a teaser video for their new podcast, At Home With The Andres. The couple, who married in 2015, have turned their living room into a podcast studio and will release weekly episodes starting September 30. Inside the Andre Family HomeThe teaser video offers a tour of their sprawling property, which features a stylish interior, an outdoor swimming pool, and a miniature football field. Inside, the couple show off a huge staircase and a cosy living space, with Peter's awards displayed on the wall.The home also includes an en suite bathroom for each of them, a shared walk-in dressing room, and a kitchen with a farmhouse-style sink and granite worktops. Emily keeps her shoe collection in a walk-in wardrobe. The children have a large playroom.Peter and Emily share daughter Millie, 12, son Theo, nine, and daughter Arabella, two. Peter also has son Junior, 21, and daughter Princess, 19, with ex-wife Katie Price. The family lives in Surrey.Podcast to Cover Family LifeAt Home With The Andres will launch weekly with visual episodes on Spotify and YouTube, and audio on all major podcast platforms. The podcast will cover the couple's family life and marriage.Speaking about the project, Peter said their jobs are very different, so they always have different stories to tell at the end of the day.He added that debriefing on their sofa is where they feel most themselves, and they are excited to share that with listeners, with no filters. He also said that recording will not stop the kids from wandering through, as it is still their home.Emily added that they are showing the bare bones of family life, whether it is glamorous or not.Emily Andre on Pocket Money and ChoresEarlier this year, Emily revealed that the couple give their children 50p for doing chores around the house. The doctor and self-confessed stingy mother gives her children £1 per week in pocket money.In an Instagram video, she explained that the children have their own bank accounts with a card, and they get £1 a week from her and Peter that goes into their bank account. Any extra money they want, they earn through chores.She said that for unloading the dishwasher, she would give 50p. Making their bed earns 50p, and putting clothes away also earns about 50p. Bigger jobs that take more time might earn £1.Emily asked her followers for their views on pocket money and chores, and received many responses. She said she thought she was a bit stingy and caveated with that.