KATIE Price and her daughter Princess Andre glammed up in black dresses for a red carpet bash.
But while Princess, 16, opted for a floor-length number as she stepped out with her mum, Katie, 45, opted for the unusual style choice of pairing her dress with a pair of white heeled crocs.
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The pair were joined by Princess’s younger siblings Bunny and Jett for the National Diversity Awards, which took place at Liverpool Catherdral tonight (September 15).
Bunny, nine, and Jett, ten, also opted to match as they both wore Burberry prints – Bunny’s on her skirt and Jett’s on his shorts.
Princess wore her blonde locks ironed poker straight and parted in the middle.
Katie, meanwhile, sported her raven locks feathered around her face.
She accessorised her dress with a white canvas belt, and Princess toted a shimmering metallic handbag.
The family posed for snaps together as a four on the red carpet, before Katie and Princess took some shots together and then Katie struck a few poses solo.
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Katie was all smiles, despite her recent stress with a stalker.
As The Sun exclusively revealed, the glamour model was forced to call the police after a stranger threatened to break into her home.
The obsessed fan shared his sick agenda on tiktok, prompting the mum of five to contact the police out of fears for her family’s safety.
In the now-deleted clip, a man said: “I am going to the Mucky Mansion.
“Well, I’m going to a party near the Mucky Mansion and I’m going to break in through a hole in the fence and give Katie Price a copy of my book. So Katie Price, I’m coming for you.”
A source told The Sun: “She’s terrified and doesn’t want her kids put in danger.”
And Katie’s rep confirmed to us: “Yes, Kate did have a call with the police after a man on TikTok said he was going to break into her property as she was concerned.”
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