Katie Price gives baby glamour make-over, Andre disgusted
British model Katie Price has come under fire for dressing her two-year-old daughter in false eyelashes and make-up, with ex-husband Peter Andre saying that he was disgusted with the photos.
|Last Updated: Feb 12, 2010, 10:06 AM IST|Source: Bureau
London: British model Katie Price has come under fire for dressing her two-year-old daughter in false eyelashes and make-up, with ex-husband Peter Andre saying that he was disgusted with the photos.
Price who recently married cage-fighter Alex Reid after divorcing Andre last year, posted photos of her made-up daughter, Princess Tiaamii, on Facebook, reported a news website.
Andre, who is caring for the couple`s two children while Price is away in Vienna, said he found the photos more difficult to deal with than his ex-wife`s sudden marriage.
"There`s things far more difficult for me to deal with (than the marriage), as in what was in the papers yesterday. That was far more difficult for me to deal with. It`s a two-year-old girl with false eyelashes, full make-up for the whole world to see," said an upset Andre.
The blonde, curly haired toddler is pictured wearing lip gloss, eyeshadow and a pair of what appears to be Price`s false eyelashes in the pictures.
The pair have previously argued when Price was angered after Andre cut Princess`s hair.
And the `Mysterious Girl` singer has been equally unhappy when Price had their four-year-old son Junior`s hair dyed blonde and shaped into a mohican.
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