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Katie Price's teenage daughter Princess Andre admits she has 'so many pressures' as they discuss mental health

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Katie Price has investigated teenage mental health issues in her latest film for Steph's Packed Lunch.The mum-of-five wowed fans when she appeared on the Channel 4 daytime show back in January to give an interview about her and son Harvey's documentary surrounding his disabilities.

Impressing bosses, she landed herself a roving reporter role on the programme, hosted by Steph McGovern, and has now sat down with her 13 year old daughter Princess Andre to learn more about the pressures teenagers face and what impact it could have on their mental health.

Speaking to camera, the former glamour model said: "It's estimated that one in six young people experience mental health problems at some point.

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