Peter Andre thrills his fans by sharing a rare video of son Theo eating breakfast.
In the short clip, the little boy, four, is seen sitting at the kitchen table eating a bowl of porridge wearing an over-sized top hat.
The hat has fallen down over his eyes so Theo accidentally knocks over a bottle of honey as he can barely see out from under it.
Pete, 48, is heard asking his son: “How’s the breakfast, Theo?”
In the caption, Pete joked his little boy looked like he was dressed as a character from Hugh Jackman’s movie musical The Greatest Showman.
He wrote: “Ah my greatest showman………. #greatestshowman.”
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Fans flocked to the page to gush over the cute video, with one writing: “They so cute that age they make you laugh.”
Another added: “This is just so cute and innocent,” while a third commented: “Such a cutie Pete.”
One more wrote: “It’s great to see your kids without having to see their faces, I totally understand why you don’t, so much better for them.”
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Pete and his wife Emily have decided to keep their two children, Theo and Amelia, seven, out of the spot light as much as they can and don’t show their faces in social media updates.
However, Pete is known to forget the rules sometimes and has previously accidentally posted video and pictures showing the kids’ faces.
Speaking in a YouTube video, Pete explained the decision, saying: “Emily’s point is that they weren’t born into the media.
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“No one has ever seen their faces, so she doesn’t want anyone to see their faces, so that when they go to school no one can recognise them.”
Pete is also dad to teenagers Junior, 15, and Princess, 13, from his marriage to Katie Price. He’s happy for their faces to be shown as they have been in the spotlight for most of their young lives.
He also allows them to have their own social media accounts and amass thousands of followers online.
