Peter and his daughter Princess were believed to be in the house at the time
Peter Andre’s family home has been left damaged as it had been struck by lightning. The singer, 49, took to his Instagram for 1.8 million followers to show the significant damage that his family home had sustained after heavy rain in the UK on Sunday.
Read More:Nottinghamshire Take That superfan who has seen the band more than 100 times and even sung with Gary Barlow The Mysterious Girl singer said in the video: "Alright, the house has been struck by lightning," before he was interrupted by another flash of lightning and a loud rumbling of thunder. He added: "Flipping heck. Holy heck," as he panned to the debris.She wrote: " I’m just so glad you are all ok. Typical the one week I am away this happens."
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