Bombshell: Princess and Junior Andre Ready to Invade I’m A Celebrity – ITV’s Biggest Casting Shock Yet?
Princess and Junior Andre Ready to Rewrite I’m A Celebrity History as ITV Dream Could Bring Family Story Full Circle
Princess Andre and Junior Andre have fuelled speculation that they could be heading for one of reality television’s biggest stages after revealing they would happily enter I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! together.
The siblings, whose parents Katie Price and Peter Andre famously fell in love in the Australian jungle more than two decades ago, admitted they are eager to create a little television history of their own—and fans are already convinced it would become one of the most talked-about series in years.
Appearing together on This Morning, Princess, 19, and Junior, 21, looked relaxed as they discussed their growing television careers, but it wasn’t long before the conversation turned to the ITV programme that changed their family’s lives forever.
Asked whether they would ever consider taking part, neither sibling hesitated.
Instead of ruling it out, they revealed they have something far bigger in mind.
“We want to be the first siblings to compete on I’m A Celebrity,” they announced.
The revelation immediately caught the attention of presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary, who pointed out just how remarkable such a moment would be considering their extraordinary family connection to the show.
After all, Princess and Junior are often affectionately described as the original “Jungle Babies.”
Their parents, Katie Price and Peter Andre, first met while competing in the third series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! back in 2004.
Millions of viewers watched their romance blossom on screen before the couple married the following year.
They later welcomed Junior and Princess before eventually separating in 2009.
Although their parents’ relationship ended years ago, the jungle remains an unforgettable chapter in British television history.
Now, more than twenty years later, their children could be preparing to return to the very place where it all began.
Dermot described the possibility as a genuine “full circle moment.”
“It would be really surreal,” he told the pair.
“You’ve always been known as the Jungle Babies. If you were offered the chance, would you do it?”
Princess smiled before carefully avoiding giving a definite answer.
“We’re just waiting for the offer,” she joked.
Her response immediately sparked speculation that discussions could already be happening behind the scenes, although neither sibling confirmed they had received any official approach from ITV.
Junior also explained why the two believe entering together would make perfect sense.
“Our bond as brother and sister is so strong,” he said.
Princess agreed instantly.
“We’re basically best friends.”
Their close relationship has become increasingly obvious as both siblings have stepped into the spotlight in recent years.
Junior has been building a career in music and entertainment, while Princess has attracted a growing fanbase through modelling, social media and television appearances.
She recently launched her own reality series, The Princess Diaries, giving viewers a glimpse into her everyday life and famous family.
During the interview, Princess admitted filming with her mother often leads to hilarious moments.
“Mum is such a character,” she laughed.
“She has absolutely no filter.”
She joked that while her own programme was supposed to remain relatively family-friendly, Katie Price always managed to bring chaos whenever she appeared.
“My show is supposed to be PG,” Princess said.
“Then Mum comes on… and everything changes.”
Those light-hearted family moments have helped Princess establish her own identity away from her famous surname.
Likewise, Junior has gradually carved out his own career while remaining close to both parents.
Together, the siblings have become increasingly popular with younger audiences, making them potential future contestants for several major reality shows.
But I’m A Celebrity appears to hold special significance.
Unlike many celebrity contestants, Princess and Junior have grown up hearing the story of how their parents met in the Australian jungle.
Returning there together would not simply be another television opportunity—it would represent a unique family milestone unlike anything viewers have seen before.
If ITV were to make it happen, the pair could become the programme’s first-ever sibling duo, creating an entirely new dynamic inside camp.
Their close relationship, natural humour and shared history would almost certainly make them instant fan favourites.
For now, however, both siblings are remaining deliberately mysterious.
While Princess insisted she could neither confirm nor deny future plans, her playful response has only intensified rumours that producers may already be considering the idea.
Whether the Andre siblings eventually swap red carpets for jungle campfires remains to be seen.
But one thing is already clear.
If Princess and Junior Andre ever walk across that famous suspension bridge together, it won’t simply be another celebrity casting announcement.
It would mark the return of the original “Jungle Babies” to the place where one of Britain’s most famous celebrity love stories first began—bringing one extraordinary family story full circle more than twenty years later.
