Katie Price Says 16-Year-Old Daughter Princess Was 'So Ugly As A Child'

Katie Price sheds light on her daughter Princess's remarkable transformation over the years.

Whenever the TV personality shares family photos on social media, fans often notice the striking resemblance between the duo. However, in a surprising revelation, the former glamor model believes that the teenager used to be "ugly" during her younger years.

The 45-year-old is the proud mother of the 16-year-old and her older brother Junior. She shares these two children with her ex-husband, Peter Andre, whom she met during their time on the show "I'm A Celebrity." 

During an appearance on GK Barry's "Saving Grace" podcast, the model declared that Princess is now "so pretty" while acknowledging that the budding fashionista was not always as blessed in the looks department. The "Eurovision Song Contest" runner-up shared:

"Me, Princess and my mum all have the same mole. Princess is going to keep hers. I had mine removed after the jungle. Princess is so pretty, though, but she was so ugly as a kid."

While recording, the mother-of-five turned to the "PrettyLittleThing" model and candidly remarked, "No, you were ugly though, Princess. Google it. I can't believe how ugly she was, and she is so gorgeous now." The youngster chimed in, agreeing, "I was really ugly."

The "A Whole New World" singer continued her honest discussion with the host, asserting, "I don't care what anyone says, it's not cruel. I know when my babies are ugly or not. She's so not ugly now." Despite undergoing numerous surgeries, Price has advised her daughter not to consider cosmetic procedures until she is much older. In her own words:

"A lot of girls in their early 20s look the same, and I don't care because I've had surgery and I'm in my 40s, but I tell Princess - not that she wants anything done - that I didn't do anything to my face until I was 40 and now I can do what I like."

Expressing her concerns, she emphasized, "But girls have it done too young. I know I've had it, but they're too young." 

Recently, the "Katie & Peter" star underwent a nose job, and in the days following the surgery, she could be been seen sporting a heavily bandaged nose. The Blast reported that despite her mother Amy's concerns, Price's determination to pursue her chosen path in cosmetic enhancements remains unwavering.

In her characteristic candid style, the "Angel" author appeared makeup-free in a TikTok live video with her dark hair elegantly piled on top of her head. Sporting a splint on her nose and tape across her face, she could not help but express her discomfort, playfully complaining about the itchiness of the tape.

Throughout the years, the "So Graham Norton" guest star has undergone numerous breast implantations and reductions, leading to fluctuating breast sizes. Last year, she had her 16th boob job with the aim of having the "biggest breasts in Britain," the mother-of-five 

"The Luvvies" star sparked controversy among her followers by posting a photo of her 8-year-old wearing mascara and lip gloss. The adorable snapshot captured her little girl pouting at the camera while clad in yellow pajamas adorned with strawberries. 

Bunny had a towel wrapped around her head, which she held with both hands. The image, which was affectionately captioned, "My stunning Bunny bops. ?" quickly garnered "mum-shaming" comments from critics. 

Disapproving remarks flooded in, with some criticizing Price for allowing her daughter to wear makeup at such a young age, like one comment that read, "Let her be a child."

Other critics also chimed in with their disapproval. One commenter wrote, "She's 8. She shouldn't be described as "stunning." She's a little girl." Another expressed their shock, stating, "A pouting child with makeup on is completely inappropriate! Wow!" 

A fourth noted, "Put the filters away; she's 8, who describes an eight-year-old as stunning," while a fifth, who felt the tiny tot would be better off with her father, wrote, "Get her back to her daddy." Another follower shared their unease, noting, "A pouty made-up pic of an eight-year-old posted to the public just doesn't sit right with me."