'Princess Diaries': A Sad Start for a Reality TV Debut
ITV2's 'The Princess Diaries,' starring Katie Price and Peter Andre's daughter, offers an unexpectedly melancholic glimpse into the life of an aspiring influencer.
A Relatable Yet Troubling Coming-of-Age Story
The show follows the young star as she navigates the complexities of turning 18 and forging her own path. While the premise is relatable, the series is often described as dull, punctuated by moments of deep sadness. This creates an unsettling viewing experience.
The article highlights the contrast between the lighthearted expectation, given the subject's parents, and the reality of a show laden with an 'undercurrent of impenetrable sadness.'
Is This the Show We Expected?
Viewers hoping for a show in the style of Katie Price's previous ventures might be disappointed. 'The Princess Diaries' takes a different, and arguably more somber, approach to the reality TV format.
Read the full article on The Guardian.
Key Takeaways
- The show is not what many expected, given the parents' history.
- There's a prevailing sense of sadness that pervades the series.
- It explores the awkward transition of a young girl finding her place.
