Peter Andre reveals ‘epic’ film is being made about his rollercoaster life – and his fans can’t wait

PETER Andre has revealed that an "epic" film is being made about his rollercoaster life.

The Mysterious Girl singer, 50, said he will be sharing the highs and lows of his life and career in a brand new movie.

Peter said he was thrilled about the new project, saying he is excited to get to work to create something special for his fans.

The popular star shared the news with his fans, writing: "I have just had an incredible meeting about doing a film on my life.

"I’m looking forward to embarking on this journey through the magic of the lens.

"This is going to be EPIC. Watch this space.

"Forever grateful."

Peter's fans were delighted with the update and raced to comment.

One wrote: "Long time coming. You have so much to teach, inspire and empower. Will or would you want to include your personal battles with your mental health."

A second posted: "WOW, I will definitely watch it when it’s released."

Someone else said: "Oh wow! I was so impressed by your 30 years show that was so personal, can’t wait to hear more about this movie! I’m sure it will be amazing!";

This person added: "Aww this sounds amazing Peter , can’t wait to watch it."

Peter is no stranger to the camera, having previously starred in a number of independent films.

He also regularly shares his family life with fans on social media.

Just days ago he broke his very strict parenting rule after sharing a photo of his rarely seen kids Millie and Theo.

The star has been enjoying a luxury holiday with his kids Junior, 18, and Princess, 16, who he shares with ex-wife Katie Price and Amelia, 10, and Theo, six, with wife Emily.

Pete posted a snap alongside his family as they posed on the sand dunes.

They were seen throwing their arms up in the air, while the bright sunlight covered their face.

His youngest kids are rarely pictured on social media and their faces never shown.

If they do share photos of them online, the pair are conscious to share photos of their kids from angles that don't show their face or cover their faces with an emoji.

Pete previously explained that it was Emily decision to preserve their kids' privacy.