Junior Andre is preparing to release new music, three years after his last single.
The 21-year-old son of Peter Andre and Katie Price has been working on new music which is finally set for release, following an alleged dispute with his label.
A source told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “Junior and Rebel had a disagreement, with him raising concerns the terms of his contract appeared to be overly restrictive, meaning he couldn’t put out any music on his own terms.
“He released his debut single Slide under them and it was a success.
“But since he dropped Only One in 2023, he’s been in a stalemate.
Things are moving towards a resolution and Junior can’t wait to put out what he has been working on.
It’s not been easy but Junior is a grafter. He’s got his head down and is focused on the future.”
While no release date has been announced, Junior teased fans with an 18-second teaser of new track Goosebumps, which received a warm reception from fans.
Meanwhile, Junior’s girlfriend Jasmine, 25, recently admitted she was "nervous" about meeting his famous family.
She told new! magazine: "Recently we've really bonded and I love them all.
"Before I met them for the first time I was nervous, but when I walked in it was just so calm and full of love. They always put me at ease."
Junior hinted that despite loving his family, he found it tough growing up in the spotlight.
He said: "Growing up is hard - and the life I've grown up in.
"I'm very open and can talk about my feelings. I'm very in touch with my emotions and I think a lot of men aren't.
"What helps me is how in touch my dad was and is with talking about things. He's always telling me how much he loves me and we're a hugging family.
"That's made me be that way. It's really important to speak up."
Junior also revealed the best piece of advice he's taken from his famous father.
He said: "Always remain humble, grounded, be respectful and spread love and positivity."
Looking to the future, Junior explained that he has a few priorities.
He revealed: "I'd like to think I'd be financially stable. I'd be a proper music artist that is respected in the industry.
"I'd like to do more with mental health awareness - particularly men's mental health. I feel like a lot of men don't speak up enough.
"And definitely more TV and presenting."
