London: Peter Andre reportedly accused his estranged wife Jordan of being a “despicable mother” during a heated row.The singer was purportedly enraged after discovering the glamour girl, with whom he split in May this year, was using vile and offensive language in front of their kids Junior, four, Princess, two, and Harvey, seven.
The six-minute phone conversation was apparently recorded by an ITV2 camera crew filming for Peter’s reality show, “Peter Andre: Going It Alone.”
“Kate and Pete have had some pretty hostile fights in their time, but this is undoubtedly their most explosive of all time,” The Mirror quoted a source as saying.
“If Katie wants to present herself as a good mother, she had better pray this footage does not make it into the final edit.
“Pete was absolutely appalled she could swear in front of the children, let alone encourage them to mimic her vile language.
“It all kicked off when Katie called him to let him speak to the kids. She passed on the phone to Junior who began ‘Mummy says Claire is ugly and evil’.
“In the background, Katie could be heard swearing, using the C-word. Pete was speechless. He eventually asked Junior to be put back on to mummy and read Katie the riot act.
“He called her a disgrace and asked how she could possibly call herself a mother, speaking like that with the kids present.
“Poor Pete was close to tears and visibly shaken. It was a nasty, bitter phone call and will prove hugely embarrassing to Kate if and when it does come out,” the source added.
ANI
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