London, May 19: A devastated Peter Andre has revealed that the separation from his family has left him crushed, as he misses his kids very badly.“I’m crushed. It’s been a totally devastating week for me, to say the least. It’s all so raw,” the Sun quoted him as saying.
Peter also said that the speculation that he called it quits with his estranged wife to hit the headlines made him feel distraught.
“How could anyone think I would pretend to split up from my wife to grab headlines? It’s just sick,” he said.
He further said that he badly missed his 3-year-old son Junior and 21-month-old daughter Tiaamii, and that the song titled ‘Call Me A Doctor’ was about his personal struggle.
“There was speculation that a song on my new album Call Me A Doctor is about me and Kate,” he said.
“The song is about being heartbroken and leaving someone you once loved because you can’t trust them. All I’ll say is the album is deeply personal,” he added.
Meanwhile, it has been revealed that Peter has no intention of seeing his estranged wife once she returns from Maldives, as he is only eager to meet his children.
“He is so excited to see his children — that’s all that’s on his mind,” a source said.
ANI
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