Junior and Princess Andre announced for important anti-bullying campaign on This Morning
They fronted the campaignPrincess and Junior Andre have joined This Morning’s Know The Signs campaign, sharing their personal experiences of bullying.
The siblings took part in a segment examining bullying at school and beyond.
Their contribution paired candid family reflections with a visit to pupils working against bullying.
On an earlier This Morning appearance, Princess and Junior Andre discussed possible entering I’m A Celebrity together.
Princess and Junior Andre share bullying experiences on This Morning
Junior explained that public interest in their family created extra pressure throughout childhood.
Junior said: “Growing up there was a lot of attention around us and around our family.”
Princess described being targeted over her appearance and family circumstances.
She said: “I did experience tough times at school… people saying stuff about my appearance, or family stuff.”
Their parents, Peter Andre and Katie Price, were also discussed during the segment. Junior recalled stories Peter had shared about being bullied while attending school in Australia. He said childhood bullying could leave effects that lasted for years.
Princess said their parents always checked in, giving them space to discuss difficult experiences. She added that Peter could quickly recognise when something was wrong.
Princess also condemned online abuse directed at Harvey, which she said the family had witnessed while growing up. “Even with Harvey, we’ve seen it growing up how much online abuse he gets. It is actually disgusting.
“And thank God Harv can not understand it. Mum’s done a lot of talks about it as well.”
Princess and Junior Andre visit anti-bullying pupils
The siblings visited Mill Hill County High School and met its Anti Bully Ambassadors. The pupils help raise awareness and organise events across the school.
Junior told the group that growing up in a famous family brought unwanted attention and difficulties at school. Princess praised the ambassadors, then admitted she had found it hard to seek help. She feared friends or family might not understand, and recalled feeling embarrassed and ashamed.
The conversation also examined why adults may miss signs that a young person is struggling.
Junior concluded: “We’ve learnt today that bullying isn’t always easy to spot.”
Princess added that young people may not disclose bullying, making changes in behaviour especially important.
She encouraged parents and people at home to offer support and make conversations feel safe.
At the end, the class repeated the campaign name and performed its thumbs-down heart hand gesture.
The studio then returned to Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley, who thanked the pair.
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