Peter Andre filming in Larnaca

Australian Cypriot celebrity Peter Andre and three of his four children were filming in Larnaca over the past two days for a popular ITV TV show which is going to be broadcast in the UK  from September.

According to a source who was with him during the filming, Andre will be back for the second part of the shooting some time in the near future.

“He is on holiday in Larnaca at the moment,” the source said. “He comes to Cyprus often and he speaks perfect Greek. I met him and he is extremely friendly and down to earth. He loves Cyprus food and its beaches and he feels at home here.”

Andre, who owns a house in Kiti, brought his three older children for the shooting, son Junior Savva, 12, daughter Princess, 10, his two children from his marriage with glamour model Katie Price, and Amelia, 4, his daughter with his second wife Emily MacDonagh. The singer and actor also has a one-year-old son, Theodore.

The shootings took place in the area of Piale Pasia and Kastella beach, in his country house in Kiti and at Lebay Hotel in Voroklini. The second part of the filming will focus on activities offered by Larnaca as well as other places of interest.

Peter Andre was born in 1973 in Harrow, London. In 1979, Andre and his family relocated to Sydney before settling on Australia’s Gold Coast when he was nine years old.

He is best known for his songs ‘Mysterious Girl’ and ‘Flava’.

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