Peter Andre doesn’t want his eldest son "involved" in the music industry yet.
The ‘Mysterious Girl’ hitmaker has weighed into the debate around David and Victoria Beckham’s decision to let their 11-year-old son Cruz release a charity single and whilst he is supporting their choice, Peter admits it isn’t something he’d want his 11-year-old son Junior to do.
He shared: "Junior asks me all the time if he can audition for shows like ‘Britain’s Got Talent’, but I don’t want him involved in that world yet."
And commenting on David and Victoria’s decision to let Cruz release the track in his new! magazine column, he added: "They’re great parents. If both parents agree and they keep a close eye on him, it’s up to them."
Meanwhile, Peter – who has Junior and Princess, nine, with his ex-wife Katie Price and Amelia, two, and three-week-old Theodore, with his spouse Emily MacDonagh – previously admitted he would love to have another son as Junior is his "best mate".
Speaking before Emily had given birth to their second child, he said: "I’m usually the only one in the house who thinks we’re having a boy. I’ll be so happy if we have a girl but I’ll be even more buzzing if it’s a boy. Junior is my best mate so it would be nice to have another little boy to be pals with, especially as Junior is only with me half of the week …
"For a two year old, her vocabulary is insane. She tells Emily, ‘Don’t worry mummy, Millie will stroke your tummy.’ And she says hello to the bump. Here’s a weird thing – Amelia keeps saying that she knows the baby is a boy. Imagine if she gets it right."
Peter Andre won’t let son join the music industry
