London (ANI): Peter Andre has said he will die for his kids if ex-wife Katie Price"s current boyfriend would want to adopt the children.
In an interview, Sky News presenter Kay Burley asked the 'Mysterious Girl" hitmaker how would he feel if Price"s current partner Alex Reid said he wanted to adopt the children- Junior, four, Princess Tiamii, two, and Harvey, seven.
Pointing a finger, he replied: "No one is going to take my kids away from me - nobody. Nobody is going to take my kids away from me and I will fight to the death for that. I didn't expect that, I'm sorry... I will die for those children."
He was also shown a footage of Dwight Yorke, the father of Katie's son Harvey, criticizing Peter for wanting to adopt the child.
Andre responded: "To me, a nice little thank you would be nice. I asked to adopt him because I love him. I didn't ask to adopt him to be disrespectful. It angers me when people turn around and I get a comment like that."
Later, fighting tears Andre requested to stop the show.
"I'd rather just stop this if that's all right?" the Mirror quoted him as saying. Burley apologized and said: "No it's ok, thank you."
In an interview, Sky News presenter Kay Burley asked the 'Mysterious Girl" hitmaker how would he feel if Price"s current partner Alex Reid said he wanted to adopt the children- Junior, four, Princess Tiamii, two, and Harvey, seven.
Pointing a finger, he replied: "No one is going to take my kids away from me - nobody. Nobody is going to take my kids away from me and I will fight to the death for that. I didn't expect that, I'm sorry... I will die for those children."
He was also shown a footage of Dwight Yorke, the father of Katie's son Harvey, criticizing Peter for wanting to adopt the child.
Andre responded: "To me, a nice little thank you would be nice. I asked to adopt him because I love him. I didn't ask to adopt him to be disrespectful. It angers me when people turn around and I get a comment like that."
Later, fighting tears Andre requested to stop the show.
"I'd rather just stop this if that's all right?" the Mirror quoted him as saying. Burley apologized and said: "No it's ok, thank you."
