Katie Price's eight-year-old daughter Bunny went live on TikTok after secretly swiping her mum's mobile phone.
The youngster appeared on screen on Sunday morning in a leopard print onesie and immediately had fans following — expecting to see the former glamour model.
But Bunny quickly explained she's taken her mum's phone and was keen to keep her out of the loop.
She replies to comments: "Go get my mum.. I don't want her to know I'm going live. But I am actually very cheeky cos I can actually..."
The youngest of Katie's five children then appeared cut off as she politely says: "I'm gonna have to go now."
The feed then cut off.
It's not the only time Bunny makes an appearance as she earlier added scary filters to her face for some Halloween shots.
After her impromptu TikTok live she continued on the platform but instead mimed along to Echosmith's Cool Kids from what appears to be her bed.
Another previous clip saw her posing with bold lip stick on along to Elton John's remake track Hold Me Closer with pop princess Britney.
The track is clearly a fave of her and her reality star mum's as in the summer they shared a dance routine to the up tempo number.
But the mother and daughter video still split opinion, with one follower commenting: "Don't let her grow up too fast Katie. Still a child!"
Another wrote: "Great so Katie can't let her daughter just be a little girl."
The former glamour model has also come under fire from some of her fans after seemingly using filters on videos of her children.
Fans were previously left stunned as Bunny looked exactly like her older sister Princess, 14, who Katie shares with ex Peter Andre.
Taking to the comments, one fan wrote: “Oh wow she looks so much like you Katie!”
Another fan wrote: “Bunny is growing into a beautiful and very smart little girl! She is getting to look like her big sister Princess more and more each day. Lovely to see you both having bonding time and fun!"
Meanwhile fans of KP got to see the reality star opened up about her mental health and diagnosis of PTSD in Channel 4 documentary Trauma & Me which aired earlier this month.
