PETER Andre has today revealed how it was a “pure accident” that his son Theo’s face appeared on TV.
The Mysterious Girl singer, 47, was live on Loose Women last week when the three-year-old, whose face has never been shown before, clambered up onto his dad.
Doctor wife Emily was less than impressed with her husband as he broadcast him and his son to the nation.
But speaking in his weekly New magazine he said: “As you know we keep our youngest two, Theo and Mills, out of the public eye, so it created quiet a stir when Theo made a surprise appearance on Loose Women last week.
“It was a pure accident and very funny.
“I did end up in the doghouse over it, but hey, that’s what happens with live TV and kids in the house!”
It all happened when the youngster wandered in accidentally to the live recording to give his dad a cuddle.
He clambered up on top of his dad before running away, giving viewers a quick glimpse of his face for the first time.
Peter later took wrote on Instagram: “I’m sooo in the dog house.. Hey accidents happen we are in lockdown…. @loosewomen @itv.”
Privacy has always been important to the married couple who have children Amelia, 6, and Theo, both of whom haven’t been fully seen up till now.
Unlike his children with Katie Price (Junior, 14 and Princess, 12), Peter has refrained from including them in his showbiz world.
Later, Princess and Junior jumped in to view as they wanted to say hello to the Loose Women ladies.
Peter admitted he was “petrified” what his daughter Princess was going to say about how he’s coping in lockdown live on Loose Women.
However, Peter said he was worried how they’d rate him after admitting he was struggling with the schoolwork.
When the kids were asked by Loose Women host Ruth Langsford, Peter said: “Before you tell them, do you want that PlayStation?”
Then Princess said: “Yeah, he’s good. He’s just not very-“
Peter then interrupted her with: “Yeah I am, good thanks. It was lovely seeing you my darling why don’t you go and make yourself a nice sandwich.”
While in lockdown, the Peter has become a full time stay-at-home dad while Emily goes out to work for the NHS as she battles the deadly COVID-19 bug with thousands of other medics on the frontline.
Peter has paid tribute to NHS workers like his 30-year-old wife.
He even revealed the shocking change in their routine as she has to to spend 20 minutes “disinfecting” herself when she comes home after battling coronavirus.
Peter said of his wife: “Emily’s my hero. I’m so proud of her.”
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