Princess Andre has  voiced her fears for her mother Katie Price's weight loss, telling her in a new video that her looks look so thin they could 'snap.'

The former glamour model, 47, has sparked concerns among fans over her rapid weight loss in recent months, revealing she weighed just 7st 12lb back in June.

Katie, who also recently underwent another facelift, and Princess have been spending time together after the 18-year-old's reality show was said to have caused a rift between them.

And in a new video uploaded to Katie's snapchat, the mother and daughter are seen discussing the ex model's appearance.

The snapchat clip shows Katie walking across a tightrope in a local park, with her incredibly thin frame noticeable as she sported a pair of white shorts and a black T-shirt. 

 Princess, who was behind the camera, said: 'Your legs might snap mum!' Katie wrote over the clip: 'What Princess said about my legs.'

The TV personality previously admitted her parents have shared their concern that she might have an eating disorder - which she denied. 

Speaking on Katie's podcast The Katie Price Show, her sister Sophie told Katie their mother Amy had called her to share her worries over her continuing weight loss.

Sophie said: 'Mum called me the other day and said I'm going to have a word with Kate because she's too thin. I think mum saw a picture on Instagram and she wasn't happy.'

However, Katie replied: 'My legs do look thin, but I like it,' putting an end to the conversation.

Meanwhile, Katie took to her Instagram on Wednesday and revealed she pulled stitches out of her face after getting another face lift in Turkey.

The star filmed herself in her car and told how she had 'ripped' a stitch out above her lip and also tried to remove another around her eye.

In the clip, she said: 'Good morning. I went to take a stitch out myself last night and I sort of ripped it across there and it's so sore. And then I tried to get one out there, so sore.'

It comes after Princess hit back at claims she was embroiled in a family feud with her mother. 

Just days before the launch of the TikTok star's new ITV2 show, The Princess Diaries, said she was 'upset' after alleging she was banned from filming scenes for the series, which follows a string of recent events, including her daughter's 18th birthday party, where Katie says she was also not welcome.

But speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail, Princess explained any fallout from Katie's outburst at not being involved in her TV debut will be dealt with behind closed doors, as she insisted: 'It's my show, it's not based on my parents, it's focused on me. To be honest there's no rift between me and either of my parents.'

Viewers will see Princess celebrate turning 18 on her show and although Katie wasn't at the party, thrown by her father, singer Peter Andre, 52, the teen stands firm that her mother was never banned from attending.

She said: 'What I would usually do, as I've done my whole life, would be to spend the morning with one parent and the evening with the other.

'As it happened, mum ended up being away, and dad had already decided to throw me a last minute birthday party, which we filmed for the show.

'But anyhow, it would be weird if both parents were in the same room, as I'm sure a lot of people out there with divorced parents can relate to.'

Katie expressed her frustrations at being 'disrespected' and 'disregarded', saying she longed to be by her daughter's side as she follows in the footsteps of her famous reality TV parents and bids to take over their crown.

Meanwhile, Princess also weighed in on why she doesn't get involved in  Peter and mother Katie Price's public feud following their bitter split 16 years ago.

The influencer admitted it is 'not worth' weighing in on their rows. Tensions hit fever pitch recently when Peter, 52, released a statement branding his ex-wife a liar after years of 'staying silent' for the sake of their children.

In response to Katie's claims that they have 'always shared the kids', Peter insisted that they moved in with him in 2018 'for their safety' as he accused her of falsehoods.

However, despite their back and forth, Princess has revealed she won't be having her own say to either parent because she doesn't believe it will do any good.

When asked whether she would contact her mum to discuss it, Princess told the Guardian: 'No, she says, it's not worth it. Mum can be annoyed about something and then we send each other a message and we're fine.'

During the same interview, Princess also sweetly claimed she didn't want to paint her mother in a bad light because she is 'more stable' than she has been in years.

Princess said: 'This is going to come across really bad, isn't it?' she asks. 'Like, it's talking about how Mum's a mess and Dad is stable, do you know what I mean?

'Right now, Mum is completely different to how she was four years ago. If we're talking about the past, yes, my dad was more stable and Mum is naturally more crazy than my dad.'