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Peter Andre and wife Emily open up on plans for a third child and reveal they're kissing and hugging through windows during coronavirus pandemic

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What a difference a few weeks make. Early in March, OK! spent the day with Peter and Emily Andre at their stunning family home in Surrey to bring you this beautiful photoshoot.The pair were relaxed and full of laughter as they showed us around their spacious abode, which they share with their children, Amelia, six, and Theo, three, as well as Princess, 12, and Junior 14, Pete’s kids from his previous marriage.

But just weeks after our shoot, the coronavirus pandemic sent the world into lockdown and, like everyone else across the globe, Pete and Emily’s daily life was turned upside down.

While they could cosy up together during those carefree days when we did our shoot, today the couple are having to exercise social distancing in their own.

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