Emily Andre cruelly trolled as she shares family snaps and ignores Katie Price drama on holiday.

Emily Andre's Family Holiday in Cyprus

According to The Sun: Emily Andre faced a troll attack as she posted family photos, indirectly ignoring the drama surrounding Katie Price during her holiday.

The wife of Peter Andre shared a lovely photo of herself with the children during the trip. In the picture, she is in a stylish black dress with white details, hugging her son Theo and younger daughter Arabella. Proud dad Peter stands next to the family, while his daughter Amelia, dressed similarly to Emily, is on the other side.

The family of five posed against the picturesque green backdrop of Cyprus, and Emily wrote:

“I miss Cyprus already. A small reminder of the wonderful sunset and the family time we spent creating memories.”

To protect her children's faces, Emily placed heart emojis over them, as famous parents typically do not show their kids on social media.

However, her post drew negative comments, with one troll asking:

“Why post this photo at all? Why not just post you and your husband?”

Nonetheless, some people supported Emily and Peter, emphasizing that they look great in matching outfits and have a wonderful family.

After this trip, new drama erupted when a video surfaced of Katie Price insulting Peter's younger children. She dated Peter in 2005, but the couple divorced in 2009.

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This video sparked outrage, as Katie disrespects Peter's children, claiming they are 'not important.' Emily was shocked by such words.

Our source noted:

“Emily is shocked at how one can talk about children. It’s a new low.”

Emily and Peter's children are Amelia, 11, and Theo, 8. Together they also have a third child, daughter Arabella, who was born last year.

Getty Images - Getty The current situation between Emily Andre and Katie Price clearly illustrates how the personal lives of public figures become topics of discussion on social media. From drama to trolling — this story is just beginning to unfold in the media. Family values and trust in parental duties are at risk under the pressures of public life.