Peter Andre’s son Junior said that he has kissed his grandma Thea “every five minutes” since being reunited with her in Australia.
The 16 year old is currently enjoying a long-awaited trip with dad Peter where he has been able to see his grandparents for the first time in two years after pandemic travel restrictions were recently lifted.
Appearing on Good Morning Britain with his dad and his uncle Michael and aunt Debbie — who he has also been able to reunite with — Junior spoke about the emotional meeting with his grandparents.
“Dad’s a very emotional guy. There’s was tears everywhere to be honest, even I was very emotional. I haven’t seen them in such a long time and I’ve been dying to see them,” the teenager said.
“And finally we’ve been able to come and see them. Its been amazing. We’ve got to spend time with them.”
Referencing his grandparents as ‘yia-yia’ and ‘pappoo’, which are Greek terms for grandma and granddad respectively, Junior spoke about how happy he was to see them after so long, along with dad Peter who seemed visibly emotional during the segment.
“I ask my yia-yia if she wants water every five minutes. I kiss her every five minutes. I love [my grandparents],” he continued.
“I miss them so much so it’s good that we’ve seen them. But yeah, there were emotional tears everywhere.”
Peter had shared with followers a photo capturing the moment son Junior reunited with his elderly grandma, uploading a snap on Instagram of the pair embracing as grandma Thea kissed her grandson on the cheek.
Peter posted a photo of himself also with his mum after arriving in Australia with the caption: “These last few days with my mum have been the greatest days in many many years.
"I can’t begin to express how I feel to be with her. I’m happy now.”
The 49 year old uploaded more pics to Instagram Stories of the rest of his family living in Australia whom he hasn’t been able to see in two years, including shots of his brother Michael and sister Debbie, as well as snaps of his beaming dad Savvas.
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