Mini me: Katie Price and her daughter Princess Tiaamii have matching blonde straigtened hair as they leave a Soho, London salon last weekPeter Andre has hit out at his ex-wife Katie Price after she straightened their daughter Princess's hair.
The three-year-old is known for her naturally wild curly blonde hair, but was photographed with poker straight locks during a trip to the hair salon with her mother last week.
After previously speaking of his disdain for using irons on his daughter before, Andre admitted he would prefer his ex to wait until Princess is older before using straighteners.
Natural look: Peter Andre prefers the three-year-old's wild blonde curlsWriting in his New! magazine column this week, Andre said: 'There was a photo in the papers of Princess and her mum and my daughter clearly had her hair straightened.
'In my opinion, a three-year-old child shouldn't have her lovely hair straightened.
'If she wants to do it when she's older that's fine. I'd prefer it if her lovely curls were left natural.'
Hair experts have warned children's hair and scalps are more delicate and more prone to damage than adults so if straightening irons are used, they should be at very low temperatures.
The exes were previously embroiled in feud over their children's hair a year ago.
The glamour model admitted she was angry with Andre after he allowed his hairdresser brother Michael to give the three-year-old's hair a trim.
Writing on her Twitter page in the early hours of Boxing Day 2009, she fumed: 'Can't believe that when I got kids back, Princess comes back with her hair all cut short. Soo out of order.'
Unhappy: Andre, pictured at the National Television Awards last week, admitted he was unhappy with his ex-wife straightening Princess's hairShe then added: 'Pete's brother has cut Princess's hair off. Can't put it in a ponytail. Why would they do that? To prove what point?'
Defending his decision to trim Princess's hair, Andre told OK! magazine a few weeks later: 'That was the most pathetic thing to get brought out into the public domain.
source: dailymail
