Singer Peter Andre doesn't want his 11-year-old son Junior to get "involved" in the music industry at this age.
Andre has weighed into the debate around David and Victoria Beckham's decision to let their 11-year-old son Cruz release a charity single.
While he is supporting their choice, Andre says it is not something he would want his son to do, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"Junior asks me all the time if he can audition for shows like 'Britain's Got Talent', but I don't want him involved in that world yet," Andre said.
Commenting on David and Victoria's decision to let Cruz release the track in his new magazine column, Andre said: "They're great parents. If both parents agree and they keep a close eye on him, it's up to them."
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