Peter Andre 'bans Jordan from daughter's b'day bash'
30 Jun 2009, 1711 Hrs

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London, Jun 30 Aussie singer Peter Andre has banned his estranged wife Katie Price a.k.a. Jordan from attending the second birthday party he is holding for daughter Princess Tiaamii.

Andre, 36, decided upon the action after Jordan told him he could not see his daughter on her birthday on June 29.

He will now hold a Barbie-themed party for Princess this weekend, but he has told Jordan she is not welcome at his new home where the party will be held.

"Peter doesn't want her anywhere near his new home and he has made that clear to her," the Sun quoted a source as saying.

The new tit-for-tat row comes as Andre's lawyers try to win full custody of the children, including Harvey, seven, Jordan's son with footballer Dwight Yorke. (ANI)

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