Peter Andre and his wife Emily were seen leaving the Britain's Got Talent finals on Sunday, after the Aussie star made a surprise appearance on the show.
The singer, 51, left viewers stunned when he rocked up during magician Trixy's incredible performance. After making his unexpected cameo, which sent the show's legion of loyal fans into rapture, Pete enjoyed the rest of the finale with Princess and his wife Emily.
The star-studded show, which saw Kent-born crooner, 28-year-old Sydnie Christmas, crowned the winner, was watched by millions of viewers at home. However, Emily, 34, who recently gave birth to her third child with Pete, wanted to watch it live at the Hammersmith's Eventim Apollo.
Spotted leaving the show in a taxi, Pete placed a tender hand on his wife, who gave birth to daughter, Arabella Rose, in April. Emily, looking gorgeous sporting a white vest top and multi-coloured striped trousers, placed her hand on Pete's knee as the proud parents smiled for the cameras.
Peter Andre and his wife, Emily, who recently gave birth to the couple's third child, rocked up for the Britain's Got Talent finals (JAMES CURLEY AND MAGICMOMENTSUK)
The new mum clutched a bottle of water as she left the Palladium (JAMES CURLEY AND MAGICMOMENTSUK)Also joining the couple for the show was Pete's daughter Princess. The 16-year-old cut a casual figure as she left the Apollo, sporting a blue cropped top, grey slacks and blue and white Nike trainers.
Peter Andre shares pride as children Princess & Junior make major career steps
Peter and Emily looked surprisingly fresh-faced after the show, considering they only welcomed their baby daughter in April. It took the couple a month to settle on a name for their newest family member, who they finally announced as Arabella Rose Andrea a month after she was born on Tuesday, 2 April. In a heartwarming new video shared on social media, NHS doctor Emily recently revealed an adorable nickname for baby Andre.
Princess Andre also attended the show's finale (JAMES CURLEY AND MAGICMOMENTSUK)
Pete cut a dapper figure in a sharp black suit (JAMES CURLEY AND MAGICMOMENTSUK)Making the most of the warm weather on the weekend, the mum-of-three posted a video of the little one sporting in a gorgeous feather-patterned sleepsuit with the caption "Little Belle watching the kids play water balloons", followed by a red heart emoji.
Peter, known for his hit 'Mysterious Girl', previously told OK! that he had been calling the newborn "bubba" while he and Emily were still deciding on a name. Before officially registering her as Arabella Rose Andrea, he mentioned that Athena, Olivia and Charlotte were also contenders.
In his latest column, the father of five expressed: "Arabella is now seven weeks old where has the time gone? I still haven't called Arabella by her name. I absolutely love it and she really suits it but I still call her 'bubba'". He also gave an update on the challenging early days of sleep deprivation, something he's well acquainted with as a father to Arabella's four older siblings - Millie, 10, Theo, seven, and Princess, 16, and Junior, 18, from his previous marriage to Katie Price.
The teen recently spoke about her dad's reaction to her boyfriend (JAMES CURLEY AND MAGICMOMENTSUK)
The proud parents, who welcomed their third child in April, looked remarkably fresh-faced (JAMES CURLEY AND MAGICMOMENTSUK)Junior and Princess recently opened up about what their dad thinks about their partners after the Aussie once teased he wanted Princess to become a nun. Junior is reportedly dating reality star, Jasmine Orr, while Princess has been in a relationship for a year.
When asked whether he was happy in his relationship, Slide Star, Junior, said: "Life is great. Things are going well. It's nice when you build close relationships with people, it feels nice." Meanwhile, Princess told OK! magazine: "I’m very happy thank you, it’s going really well. My parents like him which makes me happy so all is good. I don’t want to say too much about him, but they like him."
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