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Peter Andre (born Peter James Andrea; 27 February 1973) is a British-Australian[1] singer, songwriter, and media personality.

Key Information

Born in England to Cypriot parents and raised in Australia, Andre achieved success in the mid-1990s as a singer, topping the UK Singles Chart with "Flava" and "I Feel You" in 1996. After featuring in the third series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! in 2004, he found renewed popularity and his 1995 hit "Mysterious Girl" reached No. 1 upon reissue. He has continued his career in music and television, notably competing in the thirteenth series of Strictly Come Dancing (2015) and starring in the Katie & Peter TV franchise (2004–2009) with his then-wife Katie Price, whom he met when both took part in I'm a Celebrity.

Early life

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Andre was born Peter James Andrea[2] on 27 February 1973 in the Harrow area of London, the son of Greek Cypriot parents. He was raised as one of Jehovah's Witnesses but is now lapsed.[3][4] His brother, Andrew, died of kidney cancer at the age of 54 in December 2012.[5] His other brother, Chris, is also a musician who continues to reside in Cyprus.[6] At the age of six, Andre and his family relocated to Australia, where they lived in Sydney before settling on the Gold Coast when he was nine.[7] At the age of 14, he finished in second place behind Wade Robson in a dancing competition in which the prize was to meet Michael Jackson.[8][9] In 1989, 16-year-old Andre became a contestant on Australian talent show New Faces. As a result, he was offered a recording contract for $146,000. During this time, he lived in a beach-side apartment in Surfers Paradise[10] and attended Benowa State High School on the Gold Coast.[11]

Music career

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Andre in 2004

Andre was sent to the UK to work with producers Phil Harding and Ian Curnow at PWL Studios, where he recorded his debut single "Drive Me Crazy", and his breakthrough hit, "Gimme Little Sign".[12] "He was brilliant," recalled Curnow of the sessions, while Harding remembered, "he was extremely enthusiastic and quite hard to control — but he was a good singer."[12]

In 1992, Andre released "Drive Me Crazy", which peaked at No. 72 on the Australian singles chart. However, it reached No.1 in the majority of Africa. "Gimme Little Sign" peaked at No. 3 and spent a total of 31 weeks in the charts. In 1993, Andre received an ARIA Award for highest-selling Australian single of the year. His second studio album was released on 30 September 1996, peaking at No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart. The album included the hit single "Mysterious Girl", which peaked at number 2 on the UK Singles Chart in 1996, but reached number 1 on re-release in 2004, following Andre's appearance in I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! As a result, Andre returned to the UK in the mid-1990s.

On 14 September 2009, Peter released his sixth studio album, Revelation. Notable tracks "Behind Closed Doors" and "Unconditional" peaked at 4th and 50th respectively in the UK charts, with the album reaching No. 3.

Television

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During their marriage, Andre and Katie Price launched the Katie & Peter franchise on ITV2, which documented their life together. The franchise included several fly-on-the-wall reality series which comprised When Jordan Met Peter, Jordan & Peter: Laid Bare and Jordan & Peter: Marriage and Mayhem (2004–05); Katie & Peter: The Next Chapter, Katie & Peter: The Baby Diaries and Katie & Peter: Unleashed (2007); Katie & Peter: Down Under; and Katie & Peter: African Adventures (2008); and Katie & Peter: Stateside in 2009. Their 2009 separation resulted in their individual series being recorded: Peter Andre: The Next Chapter continued on ITV2 until 2011, followed by Peter Andre: Here 2 Help (2011) and Peter Andre: My Life (2011–13).

Peter Andre's 60 Minute Make Over UK TV series. Over 50 episodes

In July 2010, Andre and Jason Manford were team captains on the ITV series Odd One In. In 2013, Andre was a guest judge on the ITV entertainment series Your Face Sounds Familiar, and later guest-presented five editions of Sunday Scoop on ITV. Since 11 November that year, Andre has presented 60 Minute Makeover, which has been re-branded as Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover.

In 2014, Andre released the song "Kid" (for the film Mr. Peabody & Sherman) which was the lead single from his album Big Night.[13] On 8 October that same year, Andre co-hosted the ITVBe opener with Jamelia.[14] In 2014, Andre became the new face to feature in supermarket Iceland's television commercials.

Andre has since starred in the ITV weekly series Give a Pet a Home which works alongside the RSPCA in Birmingham.[15] In August 2015, he was announced as a contestant for the thirteenth series of Strictly Come Dancing which began a month later and in which he was partnered with Janette Manrara. They went out just before the quarter-final, in week 10, and therefore finished in seventh place.

In 2018, Andre voiced Ace the race car in the Thomas & Friends film Big World! Big Adventures!. He reprised the role for the show's 24th season in 2020.

In December 2023, Andre joined the news channel GBNews. He began presenting the weekend show alongside Ellie Costello and is set to co-host the show throughout December.[16]

Personal life

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Andre and Katie Price at the London Marathon in 2009

Andre began dating glamour model Katie Price after they met on reality series I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! in early 2004. They secretly got engaged that May, but it was not announced publicly until months later. They married on 10 September 2005 at Highclere Castle. They have two children together.[17] While married to Price, Andre was stepfather to her son from her earlier relationship with footballer Dwight Yorke. They renewed their vows in September 2008, but it was announced in May 2009 that they had separated.[18] They divorced in September of that year.

In July 2012, Andre began a relationship with Emily MacDonagh,[19] a doctor who gave birth to Andre's third child a daughter in 2014.[20] They married in 2015 at Mamhead House. In 2016, they had a son together.[21] In April 2024, they had another daughter together.[22] They live in Surrey.[23]

Being born to Greek Cypriot parents, Andre enjoys reconnecting with his roots and maintains a home in Kiti.[24]

Discography

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Main article: Peter Andre discography

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2005 Spider-Plant Man Peter Andre
2012 Keith Lemon: The Film
2016 David Brent: Life on the Road
2019 The Inheritance Harry Short film
2022 On The Other Foot Justin
2023 SnapCatch Donnie
2024 Members Club Adonis
Sun, Rosé & Romance Carlos
2025 Finding My Voice Costas
Jafaican Gary Buckle
TBA Last Respects Doctor Short film; In production

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2005 Spider-Plant Man Peter Andre TV film
2005 Footballers' Wives Episode: #4.5
2013 Lemon La Vida Loca Episode: #2.3
2015 The Keith Lemon Sketch Show Episode: #1.4
2015 Tripped The Prime Minister Episode: #1.3
2019 Thomas & Friends Ace (voice) Episode: "Big World! Big Adventures!"
2025 The Sunshine Murders George Constantinos TBA

Non-fiction Television

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Theatre

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  • Grease (2019) – Teen Angel
  • Grease (2019 & 2022-2023) – Vince Fontaine/Teen Angel

Awards and nominations

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ARIA Music Awards

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The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. They commenced in 1987. Andre has won three awards.

Year Nominee / work Award Result Ref.
ARIA Music Awards recognition for Peter Andre
1994 "Gimme Little Sign" Highest Selling Single Won [25]
Peter Andre Best Pop Release Won
Breakthrough Artist – Album Nominated
Mark Forrester for Peter Andre – "Funky Junky" and "Let's Get it On" Engineer of the Year Nominated
1996 "Mysterious Girl" Highest Selling Single Nominated [26]
1997 Peter Andre Outstanding Achievement Award Won [27]

World Music Awards

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Year Nominee / work Award Result Ref.
World Music Awards recognition for Peter Andre
1997 Peter Andre World's Best Selling Australian Artist Won [28]

References

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Peter Andre (born Peter James Andrea; 27 February 1973) is a British-Australian singer, songwriter, television presenter, and media personality of Greek Cypriot descent. Born in the Harrow area of London as the youngest of six children to Greek Cypriot parents who raised him as a Jehovah's Witness, Andre moved with his family to Australia at the age of six, initially living in Sydney before settling on the Gold Coast. He began his music career in the early , signing his first at age 16 after appearing on a variety show, and releasing his self-titled debut album in , which achieved success in . Andre rose to international prominence in the mid- with his second album (1996), featuring R&B-influenced pop tracks that topped charts worldwide, including three UK Number 1 singles: "Flava" (1996), "" (1996), and "" (1996, re-released 1998), the latter being his biggest-selling hit with over 1 million copies sold in the UK. Following a period of lower profile in the early 2000s, his career experienced a major revival in 2004 after finishing third on the UK reality series I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, which led to a string of top-10 albums like A Whole New World (2006) and Revelation (2009), as well as television presenting roles, including Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover and voice work on Thomas & Friends. In 2015, he competed on , reaching the semi-finals, and has since expanded into business ventures, such as co-owning a coffee chain and a deals website, while supporting charities including the and through his Peter Andre Foundation established in 2013. On the personal front, Andre married glamour model in 2005, with whom he has two children—son Junior (born 2005) and daughter Princess Tiaamii (born 2007)—before their divorce in 2009; he remarried doctor Emily MacDonagh in 2015, and they have three children together: daughter Amelia (born 2014), son (born 2016), and daughter (born May 2024), marking his fifth child overall. As of 2025, Andre hosts on , continues to release music in pop, R&B, and genres, and maintains an active presence on , where he shares family life while protecting his younger children's privacy due to concerns over AI-generated images.

Early life

Family background

Peter Andre was born Peter James Andrea on 27 February 1973 in , , to Greek Cypriot immigrant parents Savvas and Thea Andrea. His father, Savvas, worked as a and later transitioned into property development, while his mother, Thea, worked as a full-time while raising the family. The couple had emigrated from to the , where they built their life amid the economic and social challenges faced by many immigrant families during that era. Andre grew up as the youngest of six children, sharing the household with siblings Andrew, Chris, Danny, Michael, and Debbie. This large family dynamic fostered close-knit bonds, though it was marked by tragedy when his eldest brother, , died in December 2012 at age 54 after a battle with . The loss deeply affected the family, highlighting the enduring ties among the siblings despite their spread across different countries later in life. The Andre family adhered to the Jehovah's Witness faith during Peter's early years, with his parents being devout practitioners who emphasized strict moral and communal values, including prohibitions on celebrations like birthdays and holidays. This religious framework shaped family life around discipline, door-to-door evangelism, and a strong sense of ethical responsibility, though the family eventually lapsed from the faith, allowing for a more flexible approach in adulthood. Such influences contributed to a foundational emphasis on hard work and familial loyalty that persisted beyond their religious observance. In 1979, when Peter was six years old, the family decided to relocate from to , , primarily to pursue greater economic opportunities unavailable to them in the UK as immigrants. This move reflected Savvas and Thea's determination to provide a more stable and prosperous environment for their children, escaping the financial strains and limited prospects in post-war Britain. The relocation marked a pivotal shift in the family's circumstances, setting the stage for their integration into Australian society while maintaining their .

Childhood and early influences

In 1979, at the age of six, Peter Andre and his family emigrated from to , initially settling in before relocating to the Gold Coast in when he was nine years old. The move marked a significant adjustment for the young Andre, who, as part of the only ethnic family in their Gold Coast community, encountered and at , including derogatory remarks about his Greek Cypriot heritage. Despite these challenges, the vibrant Australian environment, with its beaches and sunny climate, provided a backdrop for his early years, fostering a sense of resilience amid the cultural shift. During his teenage years on the Gold Coast, Andre developed a passion for music, heavily influenced by , whose performances and style captivated him from a young age. He began honing his skills through local performances, including a local theatrical performance at age 17, which helped build his stage presence in nightclubs and community venues. These experiences, though sometimes marred by incidents of racial abuse—such as a violent altercation in a Sydney nightclub during his late teens—solidified his determination to pursue entertainment. Andre's first professional breakthrough came at age 16 in 1989, when he competed on the Australian talent show , performing Bobby Brown's "Don't Be Cruel" and impressing judges enough to secure a worth $146,000 with Melodian Records, owned by music executive . This opportunity marked the transition from amateur performances to a structured path in the industry, setting the stage for his debut album release a few years later.

Music career

Debut and 1990s success

Peter Andre began his professional music career in the early following appearances on the Australian talent show , which led to a with Melodian Records. His debut single, "", was released in April 1992 and peaked at number 72 on the ARIA Singles Chart, marking a modest start but gaining traction in African markets where it reached number one. Follow-up singles included "", a cover of the 1967 hit, which climbed to number three on the ARIA Singles Chart in 1993 and earned him the ARIA Award for Highest Selling Single in 1994, as well as Best Pop Release for the track. His self-titled debut album, Peter André, arrived on 28 November 1993 via Melodian Records, reaching number 27 on the ARIA Albums Chart and achieving gold certification for shipments of 35,000 units in . Andre's breakthrough came with his second album, , released on 18 March 1996 in through a joint deal between Melodian Records and UK, expanding his reach internationally. The album blended pop, R&B, and dance elements, producing key hits such as "Flava", which topped the UK Singles Chart in 1996; "", another UK number one later that year; and "" featuring Bubbler Ranx, which initially peaked at number two on the UK Singles Chart upon its 1996 release. debuted at number one on the and was certified platinum by the for over 300,000 units shipped in the UK, while achieving strong sales in exceeding 300,000 copies and contributing to his total Australian album sales surpassing one million units across his catalog by the late . The album peaked at number 11 on the Albums Chart. The success of propelled Andre on international tours throughout the mid-1990s, solidifying his status as a pop-R&B in and the . In recognition of his rapid rise, he received the Award for Best Pop Release in for his debut work and the Outstanding Achievement Award in 1997, honoring his overall impact and commercial accomplishments during the decade.

Hiatus, revival, and later releases

Following the release of his third studio album Time in November 1997, which failed to replicate the commercial success of his earlier work and peaked at No. 28 on the , Peter Andre entered a seven-year hiatus from the music industry. He returned to , where he shifted focus to television production and family life, including working on local TV projects and managing personal ventures away from the spotlight. Andre's career revival began in 2004 with his participation in the ITV reality series I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, which reintroduced him to audiences and capitalized on his charismatic persona. This exposure prompted the re-release of his 1996 single "" featuring Bubbler Ranx, which surged to No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart, selling over 125,000 copies in its first week and marking his first chart-topper in eight years. The momentum carried into his music output, with the studio album The Long Road Back (2004, peaking at #44 ) and the duet album with (2006, #20 ), culminating in the 2009 studio album , which debuted at No. 3 on the and featured the top-40 single "Behind Closed Doors." Subsequent releases included the urban-influenced studio album Accelerate in 2010, which reached No. 10 on the and showcased collaborations with artists like , and the compilation Unconditional: Love Songs later that year, blending new tracks with romantic ballads. Further albums followed with Angels and Demons (2012, #18 ), the Christmas-themed White Christmas (2014), and Big Night (2014, #23 ), incorporating festive covers and originals like "Christmas Time's for Family," while Come Fly with Me in 2015 offered a mix of pop standards and originals, emphasizing his on tracks evoking travel and , peaking at #5 . That year, he also joined for festival performances, including joint sets at events celebrating pop revival. Entering the 2020s, Andre has maintained an active touring schedule, with UK arena shows and European dates planned through 2025, often blending hits with personal anecdotes. In 2025, as a regular presenter on GB News, Andre has integrated music segments into his broadcasts, performing live snippets of classics like "Mysterious Girl" to tie into discussions on entertainment and nostalgia. That year, he released the single "Heatwave" in August and teased "Island Girl" ahead of a new album.

Television and media career

Reality television appearances

Peter Andre first gained significant attention in reality television through his participation in the third series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! on ITV in 2004, where he entered on day one and finished in third place behind winner and runner-up . During the show, Andre developed a high-profile romance with fellow contestant (then known as ), which began with flirtatious interactions in the jungle and evolved into a relationship that captivated viewers, leading to their marriage in 2005. This appearance revitalized his public image after a period of relative obscurity following his 1990s music success, positioning him as a charismatic media personality and sparking a career pivot toward television. Andre made a nostalgic return to the I'm a Celebrity... jungle as a guest in for the companion show I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Now!, where he reflected on his experiences and shared insights on the camp dynamics over three episodes. His ongoing affinity for the format was evident in later interviews, where he described the 2004 series as a pivotal "second chance" that reshaped his career trajectory. In 2015, Andre competed in the thirteenth series of on , paired with professional dancer ; the duo performed routines including a cha-cha to "" and a charleston to "Do Your Thing" that earned a and double 10s from the judges, but they were eliminated in week 10, placing seventh overall. The experience highlighted his versatility beyond music, further endearing him to audiences as an affable entertainer. These endeavors reinforced his relatable persona, sustaining his relevance in a competitive media landscape.

Presenting and hosting roles

Peter Andre began transitioning from and to professional presenting in the early , leveraging his charismatic on-screen presence to host lifestyle and makeover programs. In 2013, he took over as the lead presenter for the ITV daytime series 60 Minute Makeover, rebranded as Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover, where he guided teams in rapid home renovations, emphasizing quick transformations and emotional homeowner stories; the show ran for two seasons until 2014 and returned for a special series in 2018. Expanding into entertainment and news broadcasting, Andre co-presented Sunday Scoop on ITV in 2013, a light-hearted celebrity gossip show, and joined as co-host for the launch special in 2014, marking the channel's debut with behind-the-scenes access and star interviews. His guest presenting on This Morning began in 2016 with a dedicated segment on modern fatherhood, where he shared parenting insights, and has continued sporadically, including appearances in 2022 and 2025 discussing family life and career milestones. In 2023, Andre entered presenting by co-hosting ' breakfast program, making his debut in May alongside Ellie Costello for three episodes focused on current affairs, , and viewer interactions. From December 2023 to March 2024, he was a regular co-host of Saturday Morning Live on , airing from 10 a.m. to noon, where he covered family-oriented segments, news, and light political discussions. As of 2025, Andre presents a weekly segment on . Andre has expressed interest in hosting spin-offs related to I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, the reality series that boosted his fame in 2004, suggesting in 2022 that he would relish leading Extra Camp to provide backstage commentary and celebrity banter.

Personal life

Marriages and relationships

Andre's romantic life gained significant public attention through his relationship with glamour model , which began in 2004 while both were contestants on the ITV reality series I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!. The couple, often referred to in the media as "Jordan and Pete," married on 10 September 2005 in a lavish ceremony at in , . Their marriage faced increasing strain in the years following, culminating in a public separation announcement on 11 May 2009 after four and a half years together; the was finalized by decree absolute on 8 September 2009 at the in . The split drew extensive media scrutiny, with reports highlighting the challenges of their high-profile union and co-parenting responsibilities. Following the , Andre entered several brief relationships, though details remained largely private. In 2010, Andre met Emily MacDonagh, then a 19-year-old medical student, when her father, consultant Dr. Ruaraidh MacDonagh, treated him for severe kidney stones at a in Plymouth ahead of a . The pair began dating soon after, going public with their relationship in 2012 despite a 17-year age gap. Andre proposed on 2013, with the engagement confirmed publicly in January 2014. Andre and MacDonagh married on 11 July 2015 in an intimate ceremony at Mamhead House, a historic estate near , . As of 2025, the couple's marriage continues to demonstrate stability, evidenced by their joint public appearances, mutual support during Andre's professional endeavors, and celebrations marking their 10th in July.

Children and family dynamics

Peter Andre has two children from his marriage to : son Junior Savva Andreas Andre, born on 13 June 2005, and daughter Princess Tiaamii Crystal Esther Andre, born on 29 June 2007. Following their 2009 divorce, Andre and have maintained a co-parenting arrangement, with the children splitting time between their homes and both parents emphasizing collaborative decision-making on upbringing matters. With his wife Emily MacDonagh, Andre is father to daughter Amelia Emily Andréa, born on 7 January 2014; son Andréa, born on 22 November 2016; and daughter Arabella Rose Andréa, born on 2 April 2024 weighing 7 lb 3 oz. The resides in a spacious home in , where Andre fosters a blended environment that integrates his older children with the younger ones through shared activities and routines. To protect their , Andre and MacDonagh adhere to a policy of not posting full-face photos of Amelia, Theo, and Arabella on , allowing the younger children a more shielded upbringing despite their parents' public profiles. As of 2025, Junior, now 20, has pursued an entertainment career, joining his father's agency in to explore roles in television and film while continuing his music endeavors. , aged 18, has established herself as an influencer and television personality, ranking among the top influencers of the year and securing a multi-series deal for her docuseries The Princess Diaries. Andre has publicly expressed pride in their achievements, sharing supportive messages and attending family outings to celebrate milestones, such as a 2025 holiday in with and Junior. Andre cherishes family traditions, particularly on , when his children often share heartfelt tributes and messages reflecting on their bond, a practice continued into 2025 with public acknowledgments from Junior and Princess. He frequently posts about joyful home moments, such as anniversary celebrations for his parents' 70th wedding milestone in September 2025, underscoring his commitment to creating lasting family memories amid his busy schedule.

Other ventures

Books and fitness

Peter Andre has authored several autobiographies that chronicle his personal and professional journey, marking his transition from pop star to multifaceted media personality. His debut major publication, All About Us: My Story (2006), offers an unfiltered account of his early fame in the , family upbringing in under Jehovah's Witness influences, and high-profile marriage to , blending revelations with reflections on career highs and lows. This book, released amid his reality TV resurgence, captured public interest in his post-music life. Following his 2009 divorce from , Andre released Peter Andre: My Story in 2010, updating readers on his emotional recovery, renewed music efforts, and evolving role as a father and TV presenter. The emphasized resilience and work-life balance, drawing from his experiences on shows like I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!. In 2016, Between Us provided a more illustrated and intimate narrative, exploring his second marriage, blended family dynamics, and broader career shifts, including television hosting and pursuits. These works collectively highlight Andre's shift toward lifestyle media, with each building on personal vulnerability to connect with audiences beyond . In fitness and wellness, Andre has leveraged his maintained physique—often showcased in media—to promote accessible practices. His 2023 co-authored It’s Fine: Lose Weight Eating the You Love, with ultramarathon runner Ben Smith, advocates for sustainable through over 75 whole-food , adaptable workouts, and a rejecting diets in favor of enjoyable, balanced eating. The ties into his broader wellness ethos, emphasizing alongside physical transformation. Complementing this, Andre co-launched the #itsfine app in 2021, a digital platform offering personalized tracking, weekly goal-setting without points or syns, and integrations to foster guilt-free habits. Available on iOS and Android, the app has been promoted as a tool for long-term changes, reflecting Andre's own experiences with pressures. Andre's fitness endeavors extend to practical content, including a series of free workout videos starting in 2020, such as 10-minute HIIT sessions targeting core, full-body, and fat-burning routines suitable for all levels and requiring no equipment. These home-based programs, filmed in his personal gym, align with his TV appearances promoting exercise, like guest segments on shows, and underscore his commitment to democratizing fitness amid his busy life. Through these , app, and videos, Andre has positioned himself as a relatable for holistic wellness, influencing fans toward healthier, non-restrictive routines.

Business and philanthropy

Andre has pursued various entrepreneurial endeavors outside his entertainment career. In 2009, he launched his fragrance line with Unconditional, a women's inspired by a track from his album , marking his entry into the beauty industry. Subsequent releases included Scarlet in 2014. He has also ventured into food and , co-owning the Peter Andre chain, which operates outlets in the UK focusing on premium blends, and a deals website offering discounts on lifestyle products. Property investments form another key aspect of Andre's business interests. He owns a six-bedroom mansion in a village, relocated to in 2018 following previous residences in , featuring amenities like a cinema room and extensive gardens. Additionally, Andre developed a holiday home in , —known as Villa Amelia—on land purchased nearly 20 years earlier with his father, completing the build in the early 2020s to serve as a family retreat now available for rentals. In recent years, Andre has been involved in family-oriented television projects, including the 2025 ITV2 series The Princess Diaries centered on his daughter Princess Andre's life and career. On the philanthropy front, Andre serves as a patron of since 2019, advocating for improved care and funding for the UK's 54 children's hospices and supporting families of seriously ill children. Following the death of his brother from in 2012, he founded the Peter Andre Foundation in 2013 to raise funds for , particularly backing the Cancer Awareness Roadshow to educate communities on early detection and prevention.

Discography

Studio albums

Peter Andre released his debut studio album, Peter André, on 22 November 1993 through exclusively in . The album peaked at number 27 on the ARIA Albums Chart and was certified gold by the Australian Recording Industry Association () for shipments of 35,000 units. His second studio album, , followed on 30 September 1996, also via , marking his international breakthrough. It debuted at number one on the and spent 26 weeks in the top 100, achieving platinum certification from the () for over 300,000 units shipped in the UK. Time, Andre's third studio album, was released on 17 November 1997 through . It peaked at number 28 on the and spent six weeks there. The Long Road Back was released on 14 June 2004 through . It peaked at number 44 on the and spent two weeks there. In collaboration with then-wife , Andre released on 11 December 2006 through K&P Recordings. The covers album peaked at number 20 on the and spent five weeks there. Following a period away from music, Andre returned with on 21 September 2009 via Conehead Records, which reached number 3 on the and spent 15 weeks there. Accelerate arrived on 22 November 2010 through Conehead Records and peaked at number 10 on the , spending five weeks there. was released on 29 October 2012 through Snapper Music, debuting at number 18 on the and spending two weeks there. Big Night followed on 26 May 2014 through Andre Music, peaking at number 23 on the for one week. White Christmas, a holiday album, was released on 21 November 2014 through Andre Music and peaked at number 98 on the for one week. Andre's swing standards album, Come Fly with Me, came out on 16 October 2015 through East West Records and peaked at number 5 on the UK Albums Chart, spending nine weeks there.
Album TitleRelease DateLabelPeak Chart Position
Peter André22 November 1993Mushroom RecordsARIA Albums: #27; Gold certification
Natural30 September 1996Mushroom RecordsUK Albums: #1
Time17 November 1997Mushroom RecordsUK Albums: #28
The Long Road Back14 June 2004East West RecordsUK Albums: #44
A Whole New World (with Katie Price)11 December 2006K&P RecordingsUK Albums: #20
Revelation21 September 2009Conehead RecordsUK Albums: #3
Accelerate22 November 2010Conehead RecordsUK Albums: #10
Angels & Demons29 October 2012Snapper MusicUK Albums: #18
Big Night26 May 2014Andre MusicUK Albums: #23
White Christmas21 November 2014Andre MusicUK Albums: #98
Come Fly with Me16 October 2015East West RecordsUK Albums: #5
As of November 2025, Andre has announced work on a new studio album featuring reggae influences, with singles like "Heatwave" and "Island Girl" teased earlier in the year, tied to upcoming tours, though no release date has been confirmed.

Singles and compilations

Peter Andre's breakthrough in the mid-1990s was marked by several chart-topping singles from his album Natural. "Flava", released in 1996, debuted at No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart and spent one week at the top, accumulating 17 weeks in the Top 40. "I Feel You", also from 1996, similarly reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart, holding the position for one week and charting for 15 weeks overall. That same year, "Mysterious Girl" initially peaked at No. 53 on the UK Singles Chart but gained massive traction upon its 2004 re-release featuring Bubbler Ranx, topping the UK Singles Chart for one week and spending 33 weeks in the Top 40, with sales exceeding one million copies in the UK. Other notable 1990s releases included "" in 1996, which reached No. 6 on the UK Singles Chart and charted for 13 weeks. In 1997, "All About Us" peaked at No. 3 with 13 weeks on the chart, "" entered at No. 6 and lasted 10 weeks, while 1998 saw "" at No. 9 for seven weeks and "All Night All Right" (featuring ) at No. 16 for four weeks. Andre's return to music in the late produced further hits from his Revelation. "Behind Closed Doors" in 2009 peaked at No. 4 on the UK Singles Chart, charting for eight weeks. "Insania", also from 2009, reached No. 3 and spent nine weeks on the chart. "The Right Way" followed later that year at No. 14 for six weeks. In the 2010s, Andre's singles achieved more modest chart success. "Unconditional" in 2010 peaked at No. 50 for four weeks, "Defender" at No. 14 for five weeks, and "Perfect Night" in 2011 at No. 48 for one week. Andre has released three compilation albums: The Very Best of Peter Andre: The Hits Collection in 2002, which collected his early hits; The Platinum Collection in 2005; and Unconditional Love Songs in 2010, peaking at No. 7 on the UK Albums Chart for five weeks.

Filmography and theatre

Television roles

Peter Andre began his foray into scripted television roles with a as himself in the drama series , where he featured in episode 4.5 aired on ITV in 2005. In 2015, he took on a guest role as the in the comedy miniseries Tripped, appearing in the third episode of the Dave network production, which followed friends navigating parallel universes. Andre ventured into voice acting in 2018, providing the voice for Ace, a thrill-seeking Australian rally car, in the animated special : Big World! Big Adventures! The Movie and reprising the role in the 24th season of the long-running children's series on Channel 5 in 2020. His most substantial acting credit to date came in 2025 with a lead role as Dr. George Constantinos, a Greek pathologist aiding in crime investigations, across five episodes of the Channel 5 murder mystery drama The Sunshine Murders.

Film appearances

Peter Andre's foray into feature films has been sporadic, with a handful of roles that often blend his persona with comedic or voice work, reflecting his background as a and entertainer. His screen debut came in the 2012 comedy Keith Lemon: The Film, where he appeared in a cameo as himself, contributing to the film's parade of guest spots in a of Hollywood excess. In 2016, Andre took on another self-referential cameo in David Brent: Life on the Road, Ricky Gervais's sequel to , playing himself as a interacting with the titular character's ill-fated band, . The role highlighted Andre's real-life music career, as the film culminates with the band joining his tour. Andre ventured into with the 2018 animated adventure : Big World! Big Adventures! The Movie, lending his voice to , a daring Australian rally car who aids Thomas on a global journey. This family-friendly role marked his first substantial contribution to , drawing on his Australian roots for authenticity. His acting ambitions expanded in 2022 with a supporting role as Justin, a racist thug, in the British comedy-drama On the Other Foot, a addressing through the story of a cab driver's cultural awakening. Andre's performance, which involved a physical transformation including facial scarring, was praised for tackling sensitive themes head-on. In 2024, Andre appeared as Carlos in the romantic comedy A Toast to Love (also known as Sun, Rosé & Romance), where a marine archaeologist uncovers a romantic tale behind a wine discovery off the coast of , sparking a romance with a . In 2024, Andre starred as , a flamboyant character in the comedy-horror Members Club, where a group of middle-aged male strippers uncovers a plot at a rural club. The role showcased his willingness to embrace genre-bending humor, with critics noting his energetic presence amid the film's gore and absurdity. Andre's most prominent film role to date arrived in 2025 with the lead in the indie comedy Jafaican, playing Gary Buckle, a man who disguises himself as a to fund his grandmother's care home. The satirical , which premiered at the Gold Coast Film Festival in May 2025, faced significant backlash for cultural appropriation and stereotypes in its portrayal of Jamaican culture but affirmed Andre's transition to leading man status, integrating his musical flair through original songs. With fewer than six major feature credits, Andre's work consistently ties back to his pop star identity, often incorporating elements or cameos that extend his entertainment versatility.

Theatre productions

Peter Andre entered the world of stage musicals prominently through his involvement in productions of Grease, where he portrayed the roles of Teen Angel and Vince Fontaine. His theatre debut in the show came during the 2019 UK tour, appearing at select venues including Theatre in and Eastbourne's Congress Theatre, bringing his signature charisma to the high-energy numbers like "." In 2022, Andre made his West End debut as Vince Fontaine in a revival at the Dominion Theatre, directed by Nikolai Foster, marking a significant milestone in his stage career. He reprised the dual roles of Vince Fontaine and Teen Angel alongside during the 2023 West End run, contributing to the production's nostalgic appeal and lively choreography. Critics highlighted Andre's infectious energy and audience engagement in Grease, noting his ability to shine in the show's vibrant ensemble despite the roles' brevity, though some observed the overall production occasionally felt constrained by its script. In addition to Grease, Andre participated in a 2011 charity performance of Ghost: The Musical at the , singing as part of a special ensemble for . Looking ahead, as of 2025, Andre is slated to headline the tour of The Very Best of and the Four Seasons, a celebratory stage concert featuring hits like "" and "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," with performances at venues including the Dominion Theatre in early 2026. This production underscores his continued draw in theatrical tributes to classic pop eras.

Awards and nominations

Music awards

Peter Andre's music career in the earned him recognition from major industry bodies for his breakthrough success in and international sales. At the ARIA Music Awards, Andre won Best Pop Release for his self-titled debut album and Highest Selling Single for "Gimme a Little Sign". He was also nominated for Breakthrough Artist – Album. In 1997, he received the Outstanding Achievement Award at the , honoring his rapid rise and commercial impact, particularly from the album Natural, which achieved multi-platinum status in . The same year, Andre was awarded World's Best Selling Australian Artist at the , reflecting global sales exceeding 1.5 million albums and singles. The 2004 re-release of "" marked a resurgence, earning Platinum certification from the (BPI) for over 600,000 units sold in the UK.
AwardYearCategoryWorkResult
ARIA Music Awards1994Best Pop ReleasePeter AndreWon
ARIA Music Awards1994Highest Selling Single"Gimme a Little Sign"Won
ARIA Music Awards1994Breakthrough Artist – AlbumPeter AndreNominated
ARIA Music Awards1997Outstanding AchievementCareer sales, incl. NaturalWon
World Music Awards1997World's Best Selling Australian ArtistN/AWon
BPI Certifications2004Platinum Single"Mysterious Girl" (re-release)Certified

Television and other honors

Peter Andre has received recognition for his contributions to television, particularly in reality and digital programming. In 2012, he won the (TRIC) Award for Best Digital Personality, acknowledging his engaging presence in shows like Peter Andre: The Next Chapter. The following year, in 2013, Andre secured the TRIC Award for /Digital Personality, highlighting his continued impact in the genre. His reality series Peter Andre: The Next Chapter, which aired on from 2009 to 2011, earned a nomination for the Digital Choice category at the 2011 (NTAs), where it competed against programs like Glee and The Inbetweeners, though it did not win. This nomination underscored the public's appreciation for Andre's candid portrayal of single fatherhood and personal life following his high-profile . Beyond television-specific accolades, Andre has been honored for his public persona as a devoted parent, often amplified through his TV appearances. He was named Celebrity Dad of the Year in 2010 by a public vote organized by Bounty, beating competitors including and . He repeated this win in 2011 by a public vote organized by . These honors reflect the family-oriented themes prevalent in his television work, contributing to his enduring appeal as a multifaceted entertainer.

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