Princess Andre wows in emerald as she joins dad Peter and his wife Emily at Charity Ball

Princess Andre took centre stage at the annual Arora Charity Ball in London on Saturday as she arrived at the event flanked by her famous father Peter and his wife Emily

Princess Andre dazzled in green as she joined her father and his wife for a night of celebration at a charity event.

The 17-year-old is the daughter of 51-year-old Australian singing sensation Peter Andre and OnlyFans star Katie Price, 46, and looked elegant as she joined her dad and his wife Emily MacDonagh, 35, at the Intercontinental Hotel at the O2 on Saturday night. The trio were in attendance for the annual Arora Ball which raises funds for various charities each year. Princess wore a velvet green dress to the event and flashed a dazzling smile as she posed for photographs outside the venue.

Her father, Peter, looked sharp while dressed all in black - with his tux, tie, shirt and shoes all matching in colour. While his wife, and mother of his five children, Emily wore a striking shoulderless black dress with an extravagant patterned design on the material. The three looked excited to join the event - which included circus performances and impressive fundraising.

Charity campaigner and businesswoman Carla Cressy, who runs The Endometriosis Foundation, was also among the guests and highlighted the impressive amount that was raised at the event on Saturday night. Sharing snaps from the fundraiser on Instagram, she wrote: "An unforgettable evening at the Arora Charity Ball where £1.5 million! was raised in support of Save the Children and the Royal Marsden Charity. A huge congratulations to @dr_rajarora, her wonderful family, and the entire team for creating such a remarkable and inspiring event."

Princess shared highlights of her night on Instagram Stories - giving fans a close look at the white nail manicure she had for the event. She also shared photos and footage from inside the ball, showing circus themed decorations and a performance ring hanging above a stage. She attended the charity night after recently opening up about her experience of growing up in the spotlight thanks to her famous parents.

In an interview with The Sun in October, she brushed off suggestions she owes her own growing success - which has included modelling contracts and endorsement deals - simply to her being a child of two celebrities. She said: "It honestly doesn't bother me, because I know that's not the case. Obviously, it has helped, but if you don't put the work in yourself, you're not going to get anywhere. Their experience has helped get me to a certain point, but after that, I work for what I achieve."

She added: "I'm doing that independently and people now know me as me rather than my parents' daughter. I know if I hadn't put in the work, then I probably wouldn't be where I am."

Her own mother, Katie, had dismissed her own brood of offspring as neo-babies. She told Hits Radio Breakfast Show in July: "My kids are definitely nepo babies and I know they've been bought up in the industry but they are talented in their own rights. It's not my fault that people have picked up and want to book Princess and that Junior is talented!"

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