Paris Fury sparked one of the most awkward moments of the new series of At Home With the Furys when she jokingly tried to pair up her 14-year-old son Prince with Princess Andre, 18, during a glamorous launch party scene. Princess made a surprise appearance on the Netflix show, and the crossover quickly got viewers talking — not just because of her cameo, but because Paris wasted no time turning it into a matchmaking moment.
During the episode, Paris introduced Princess to Prince backstage and immediately began teasing the idea of the two ending up together. Laughing to camera, she said: “I know their ages don’t match up but come on, Prince and Princess, if we could get that down right now say them two’s gonna end up that’d be so cute.” She then encouraged them to pose for a photo and told Princess: “Hey Princess this is Prince. He is only 14 at the minute but you could marry the Prince and the Princess.”
The joke may have amused Paris, but it clearly left her son squirming. When Princess asked whether Prince was actually his real name, Paris confirmed that it was — making the whole exchange feel even more surreal. Later, Prince admitted in a confessional: “I actually don’t know what to say. Me mum’s a complete and utter mental case.”
Even Paris seemed to realise she had pushed things too far. After snapping the photo, she asked: “Am I being an embarrassing mum? Sorry I can’t help it.” Then, as Princess prepared to leave, Paris quipped: “It’s alright I’ll leave you alone now. Won’t torture him no more.” But she still couldn’t resist one final line, joking: “Just keep it in the back of your mind.”
The unexpected connection between Princess Andre and the Fury family does have a simple explanation. They move in the same celebrity circles and are linked through the same management company, Can Associates. Princess had also previously met Paris and her daughter Venezuela at the UK Hair and Beauty Awards in September 2025, where the friendship appeared to begin. Paris later praised Princess publicly, calling her “beautiful inside and out.”
