Peter Andre surprised fans by unveiling a fresh, stylish curly hairstyle, marking a departure from his signature voluminous waves. The 52-year-old singer and ‘Mysterious Girl’ icon shared a radiant selfie on Instagram showcasing his newly trimmed curls, some strands playfully falling over his forehead. Alongside the picture, he coyly captioned it, “Embrace the curl?”
The post quickly sparked reactions, including from his 19-year-old son Junior, who enthusiastically replied, “My dad’s a handsome guy man. Levendis!,” accompanied by a laughing-crying emoji and a heart. Other followers chimed in with compliments, applauding the return of the curls and even silver-grey hints, which many agreed suit Peter perfectly.
Fans expressed their excitement with comments like “MYSTERIOUS CURLS!!!” and playful quips such as, “Plot twist: the curl embraced you.”
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Beyond his hairstyle update, Peter’s family’s close-knit nature shone through as he praised his daughter Princess for embarking on her own reality TV journey. The 17-year-old is following in her famous parents' footsteps, with a show currently in production that has Peter beaming with pride.
He recently shared his enthusiasm: “We’ve been filming for Princess’s new reality show, and it’s been great fun for us all. As a family, we’re no strangers to reality TV, and I’m so proud of what Princess is doing now. People are going to really enjoy seeing it.” He also teased that the show contains some surprises, encouraging fans to watch without revealing details.
Additionally, Peter received support from his family amid controversy surrounding his latest acting role in the film ‘Jafaican’. The movie sparked debate online over cultural sensitivity, but Peter defended his role, emphasizing it is simply acting. The family attended a private VIP screening at Genesis Cinema, demonstrating their solidarity.
In ‘Jafaican’, Peter portrays Gary Buckle, aka “Gazza,” a London con artist who assumes a Jamaican identity to carry out a transatlantic scam, a role that has sparked both conversation and controversy.