Katie Price’s son Junior appears to be giving away his phone number to Instagram fans

Junior Andre posted his phone number on his Instagram and asked fans to contact him if they wanted to hear his new music

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Peter Andre is “scared” that his son will enter the music industry

Junior Andre appeared to share his phone number with strangers online yesterday.

The youngster – the son of Katie Price and Peter Andre – shared his digits on Instagram and even asked his fans to message him on WhatsApp.

The 16-year-old posted a photo of himself and wrote: “Slide into my WhatsApp” before adding his number.

He added, “I have some stuff I’ve been working on that I want to send you.”

Fans couldn’t hide their excitement as they commented on the post.

“Bro, that’s sick. Hit me up with what you’ve been working on. one person wrote.

Another wrote: “You are so dreamy! When is the album coming out? I’m really looking forward to it!”

Junior recently revealed he’s pursuing a career in music – and his dad Peter revealed he’s “managing” his son.

The “Mysterious Girl” hitmaker made the reveal on Lorraine, where he opened up about his eldest child – who he shares with ex-wife Katie Price – and raved about the budding musician as he shared his pride at being junior followed in his musical footsteps.

The 49-year-old told assistant host Christine Lampard he was “proud but also afraid” for his son.

“I took him to the studio and he came into the dressing room and everyone was like, ‘Oh!’ And I said, ‘Look, let’s focus on him for now,'” explained Peter.

The star, who is also dad to Princess, 14, Amelia, 8, and Theo, 5, said he’s trying to give Junior his “freedom” but wants to make sure he’s on the right track.

Peter shares his extensive knowledge of the music industry with Junior and will work as his manager to show him he has his full support.

“I manage him in the sense that I’m with him all the way. We want to give him some artistic freedom,” he revealed.

Raised at the prospect of new music with snaps from the recording studio, Junior begins his career at the same age that father Peter began singing.

“It makes me proud because I’m scared too. That’s what I wanted when I was 16. My parents were scared and I had to prove to them that I would be okay,” shared Peter.

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