KATIE Price will watch her son Junior Andre performing later this month after he banned her from attending his gigs.
The star is gearing up to re-launch his music career after two years of professional setbacks with an epic comeback performance.
Katie Price will watch her son perform later this month – after he banned her from his gigs Credit: Louis Wood
Junior Andre will be taking to the stage at the Hair and Beauty Awards Credit: Getty
Now, The Sun can reveal that Katie will be front and centre to see her son belt out his comeback track.
Junior will be taking to the stage in Manchester at the AO Arena to perform at the Hair and Beauty Awards later this month.
And mum Katie has been signed up to hand out one of the event’s top prizes.
An insider told The Sun: “Junior is super excited about getting back on the stage after a few years.
Katie will be presenting at the same event that he is booked to perform at Credit: PA:Press Association
It marks a huge return to music for Junior Credit: Getty
“Katie had previously not had a chance to see him sing but this is a fantastic opportunity to finally see her son in action.
“Princess is also going to be at the event so it will be a real family affair.
“They are all super looking forward too it and cannot wait for the big night!”
Junior had previously admitted on The Princess Diaries that he had had to forego having his mum watch his gigs in order to avoid run-ins with his dad Peter.
Junior’s comeback performance is marking a huge turning point for the star after he faced a string of musical setbacks following the release of his debut single, Slide.
At the event, he is on the bill alongside a series of noughties music legends – joining the company of , Tinchy Stryder and Dappy.
Organisers say the bookings are designed to give the 2026 awards a more ‘live entertainment’ feel, blending industry recognition with a full-scale show.
Sophie Lux, founder and CEO of the UK Hair and Beauty Awards, said: “We wanted to bring back that feeling of songs everyone knows every word to. These are artists who were on the radio constantly, who soundtracked people’s lives, and it just felt like the right energy for Manchester.
“The HBAs has always been about celebration, but this year we’re really turning it into a full night out. It’s about entertainment, performance, and creating moments people remember.”
Returning once again as host of the main ceremony is I’m A Celebrity star , who fronted last year’s event and will lead the night’s awards and performances.