Peter Andre and his spouse Emily Andrea share youngsters Amelia, six, and Theo, three, and the little boy has simply began nursery for the primary time.
The 46 yr outdated singer revealed 30 yr outdated Emily discovered it powerful when she dropped their son to nursery for the very first time.
Writing in his new! journal column, Peter wrote: “Amelia turned six final Tuesday and though she needed to spend her birthday at college, she was nonetheless tremendous excited and beloved all of the Child Annabell bits we gave her.
“The evening earlier than, we requested her the place she’d wish to go for a household meal and he or she selected Wagamama. She’s the type of child who, in the event you inform her she’s allowed to select one deal with on the grocery store, she’ll select a punnet of strawberries over sweets. I simply love her!
“Emily was really OK about Mills getting one other yr older, however discovered it exhausting saying bye to Theo after we dropped him off for his first morning at nursery final Wednesday.
“I feel it’s going to take them each some time to get used to it.”
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Days in the past Peter proudly confirmed off the unimaginable cake that Emily – who has denied plans for a third baby – made for Amelia for her birthday.
The chocolate sponge cake was sweetly embellished in smarties and chocolate fingers and appeared so skilled that Peter boasted that Emily ought to enter The Nice British Bake Off.
Proficient Emily had artistically color coordinated the smarties on the highest of the cake to create a rainbow and topped it off with a gold ribbon tied across the base.
Peter shared a stunning snap of little Theo gazing on the cake to his Instagram account, writing: “Properly accomplished mummy. Love Theo. Emily for bake off I reckon ? You ? Remark under.” [sic]
Former Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison gushed: “Omg!!! Simply might have been skilled.”
Denise Van Outen mentioned: “Wow!!!”, whereas Katie Piper wrote: “Sensible”, together with a variety of applause emojis.