Peter Andre stepped back to his singing roots – and took Princess and Junior along for the ride!
The proud father-of-three took his two eldest children, ten-year-old Junior and eight-year-old Princess for a car ride, where the group sang along to Uptown Funk. While Junior shimmied along to the music, Princess and Peter mimed along to the tune.
The Mysterious Girl singer shared the fun clip with his 469k followers on Instagram, writing in the caption: "Nutters :) Before you say anything, we were parked up."
Fans were quick to praise the family fun, with one writing: "Brilliant, they will follow your footsteps."
"Can't believe how much they've grown up," another added.
© Photo: InstagramPeter spent some quality time with his two eldest children
The 43-year-old, who also shares two-year-old daughter Amelia with his wife Emily MacDonagh, has previously opened up about his parenting style, revealing that he can be "strict".
"I do have strict rules. They are not allowed mobile phones at home and to go on social networks… it doesn't mean I'm right, but that's just my way of doing it," Peter said.
"We have social time when we sit and eat - I just want to instil what mum and dad instilled in us."
© Photo: InstagramPeter is about to become a father for the fourth time
Peter is set to become a father for the fourth time, as his wife Emily is currently around seven months pregnant with their second child together. The pair announced the pregnancy back in May with a sweet snap of Emily's baby scan, and the reality show star wrote: "OMG dad to be AGAIN :))) Brilliant. So so happy."
The star revealed that he wanted more children in an interview with HELLO! magazine. He said: "When Amelia came along she created such an amazing bond with the other two and I'm like, let's go. If I see a baby in a pram it makes me think of no sleep and screaming! But I would like to have another child. I'm always keen."
Emily agreed, saying: "I've just got to the stage where if I see a baby in a pram I'm like, oh, it makes me want to have another baby."
