Katie Price criticized her son's outfit at the NTAs: Looks like a carnival costume.

Katie Price's Criticism of Her Son's Clothing

According to The Sun: Katie Price expressed discontent about the appearance of her son Junior Andre on the red carpet at the National Television Awards.

In a new episode of her podcast 'The Katie Price Show', the mother of five didn't hold back in criticizing her children, who made their first appearance at the NTAs.

Clearly, Katie was unhappy with the appearance of her 20-year-old son at the festive event.

She remarked: “I told them they should fire the stylist.”

She added:

“I'm sorry for Junior. I asked Princess: ‘What the hell was he wearing?’”

“It looked like a carnival costume.”

In her criticism, Katie didn’t limit herself just to Junior, but also commented on Princess' dress, given the rumors about her recent conflict.

She said: “I said: ‘Princess, I didn’t like your dress, it’s too grown-up for you, look at Maura Higgins, she looked great!’”

“I said: ‘I don’t know who brings you to these stylists, they can style you for photoshoots, but not for the red carpet... the outfits were just wrong!’”

Princess and Junior appeared on the red carpet for the first time without their famous parents, as 18-year-old Princess got her own reality show on ITV.

The show “Princess Diaries” launched in the summer and highlights the star's life, while Junior also had some cameos.

On the red carpet, Princess and Junior stated that they had asked their parents not to attend the NTAs.

The couple told the Sun: “We are quite family-oriented, but this is our time.”

Princess also revealed her career plans, saying:

“It would be my dream to be on stage next year.”

“It's one of my goals. It would be so cool.”

This confirms Katie Price's criticism of her active role in her children's lives as well as their desire to become independent. Junior and Princess show interest in developing their careers but remain under the close supervision of their famous parents. These events could impact their style and confidence in choosing their personal appearance in public.