Princess Andre is back at her dad Peter Andre’s home after her dog Rolo tragically died.
The teenager is mourning the loss of the pup, who was gifted to her on her 13th birthday last month from her mum Katie Price, after the French bulldog died instantly after he got caught up in the mechanism of an arm chair.
And on Thursday evening Princess’ dad, 47, uploaded a video of his little girl singing with him whilst he cooked dinner as she tries to move on with her life after losing her new pet.
The youngster – who splits her time between her divorced parents’ homes – is an aspiring hitmaker – like her father – and in the touching video she can be heard belting out the song Hallelujah – which has been covered by a number of artists throughout the years.
Princess chose to sing the version by former X Factor star Alexandra Burke in the clip – who Pete tagged in the offering.
Proud dad Peter wrote alongside the footage: “When dads cooking and she hits the big note …. @officialprincess_andre@alexandraburke@leonardcohen . #harmonies#fatherdaughter.”
It comes after the Mirror revealed how Rolo – who was found dead at former glamour model Katie’s home by Princess’ younger sister Bunny – was killed.
After the sad death, Katie, 42, phoned Cheshire-based breeders JRC Bullies, who “gifted” her the dog, to tell them the news. She told them she was packing bags in another room.
A spokesman for JRC Bullies told the Mirror: “We are heartbroken that this has happened as we told Katie not to leave a small puppy on its own.
“We can’t believe that the puppy was left unattended as we had left strict instructions.”
Katie’s spokesman said it was a “tragic accident”.
Last night, Katie said: “It’s nobody’s fault and something that happened tragically.
“We are all devastated about so instead of pointing fingers think of how we are all feeling so respect us all.”
Princess posted: “RIP baby boy. I love you so much. You meant everything to me. Miss you.”
She said in an online video: “I’m absolutely devastated. I can’t even speak properly about it.”
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