Peter Andre has responded to criticism directed at “nepo babies,” emphasizing that children of famous parents also put in hard work to establish themselves. His daughter, Princess, announced that her ITV reality show, The Princess Diaries, will be returning for two more seasons.

In his recent column for New! Magazine, Peter discussed the challenges faced by individuals like Apple Martin, who has faced scrutiny for being a “nepo baby” due to her parents’ fame. Peter highlighted that children often pursue careers similar to their parents’ due to exposure and interest since childhood.

Addressing the unfair criticism towards young talents in the entertainment industry, Peter emphasized the importance of hard work and talent for long-term success. He emphasized that even with opportunities, individuals still need to prove themselves through dedication and skill.

The term “nepo baby” refers to individuals whose success is perceived to be solely based on their parentage rather than their own efforts. Princess, Peter’s daughter with ex-wife Katie Price, is following her parents’ footsteps in showbiz with her TV show, The Princess Diaries.

Excited about the renewal of her show, Princess expressed gratitude for the support received and announced that two more series would be airing in 2026. Peter’s son, Junior, is also pursuing a music career but aims to establish his own path separate from his father’s legacy.

Junior emphasized his independence and learning from personal experiences rather than solely relying on parental guidance. The family’s journey in the entertainment industry reflects the dedication and individuality of each member.