Peter Andre has admitted he’s “at breaking point” as he struggles to homeschool his children after just two days amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The Mysterious Girl singer, 47, shared a candid video of his eldest son Junior Andre, 14, grilling him about his school work on his Instagram, and admitted he’s finding it difficult to teach his children from home.
The Instagram clip, which Peter shared with his 1.3million followers, shows Junior picking up some paperwork on the table in front of his dad as he says: “One lesson, one lesson! And I’ve got eight lessons today.”
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Meanwhile, in the background Peter’s younger daughter Amelia, six, and younger son Theodore, three, can be heard arguing, with Theodore saying: “Daddy, tell Millie this is mine,” while Peter he attempts to talk to his 14 year old son.
An exasperated Peter then says to Theodore and Amelia: “OK, it’s yours. Theo – Millie, just say it’s his,” before asking his son: “Junior, what do you want? What can I do to help?”
Meanwhile, his teenage son takes the papers from the table before turning away.
As Peter, who recently praised his wife Emily for working on the NHS frontline, posted the candid video on his Instagram he admitted he’s at his wits end with attempting to homeschool.
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He wrote: “I am at breaking point and it’s only day 2 [laughing emoji] [laughing emoji] #helplineneededforparentswhohavesuddenlybecometeachers #payriseforteachers”. [sic]
The pop singer’s video received more than 137,000 views and more than 1,000 comments from fans who related to Peter’s struggle.
One wrote: “Haha I am the same,” as another added: “I feel your pain this is my house xx”.
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While a third attempted to wish Peter well as they said: “Oh no! Sending positive vibes…. You’ve got this,” followed by three laughing emojis.
Peter is currently at home with his children while his wife Emily Andrea is working in a hospital on the frontline amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Writing exclusively in her OK! magazine column, the 30 year old doctor opened up about life on the NHS frontline.
She said: “Things are changing every day with coronavirus in terms of advice and our day-to-day lives. At the time of writing this, myself, Pete and the kids are all fine. As a doctor, I am obviously continuing to work as normal unless any of us get any symptoms.
“The chances are some us are probably going to get it, but we just have to be sensible and listen to the government’s advice. We need to stagger people getting it as much as possible so the NHS doesn’t get completely overwhelmed and then have lots of staff off sick at the same time.
“The NHS is amazing and we’re very lucky to have a free healthcare service. I’ve seen a lot of people helping their elderly neighbours, which is so nice.”
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