'We very rarely have opposing views'
Peter Andre has revealed his children are returning to school on Monday 1 June, but he doesn’t want them to.
Peter told The Sun: “We very rarely have opposite views – but I don’t think they should go back tomorrow and Emily thinks they should.He then admitted: “If it was up to me I’d say no.” Writing in her OK! magazine column, Emily explained: “Some people were left confused by Boris Johnson’s speech about easing the lockdown and I can understand where they’re coming from, but I also feel some people’s expectations are unrealistic.
She wrote: “Some have also said they thought the new measures were brought in too soon, which is an understandable concern.
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