PETER Andre was left horrified as his house was struck by lightning while daughter Princess was inside.
The popstar, 49, was startled to discover that his chimney had been badly damaged, resulting in a crack down the middle.
Peter shared a clip of the destruction, after several bricks were knocked out and landed on the lawn.
Mortified Peter said: "Alright the house has been struck by lightning, flipping heck, holy heck."
As he zoomed in on the damage, fire alarms could be heard in the background.
Luckily, he and 15-year-old daughter Princess were not harmed.
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Taking to Instagram, Peter wrote: "Our house just got struck by lightning.
"The loudest thing I’ve ever heard. Alarms going off. This is mad.
"Thank God princess is ok. Only me and her were here."
Peter's fans raced to check that the star and his family were okay.
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Lorraine star Ria Hebden wrote: "Glad you're all ok hun x"
Another posted: "Noooo!!! How scary for you all...I can’t believe how loud the thunder was."
A third added: "Omg Pete hope you are all ok lightning is my worse nightmare, I'm so scared of it for this reason."
Proud dad Peter recently praised his "naturally beautiful" children Junior and Princess after they accused him of editing a family snap.
He took to his latest magazine column to gush over his teenagers as they posed for a family photo at an event.
Pete, 49, shares his two eldest children Junior, 17, and Princess, 15, with his ex wife Katie, 44 - who he split from in 2009.
He opened up about a recent experience where his kids couldn't believe that he "hadn't edited" a photograph of them both.
The proud dad joked that the teens were shocked at the photo as he gushed over them as "looking amazing naturally".
"I recently shared a picture of Princess and Junior," he wrote in magazine. "They both said they loved the photo and asked me what I'd done to it to make it look like that.
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"I had to explain to them, I hadn't edited it in any way. I almost had to convince them they just look amazing and are naturally beautiful."
He added: "I could never say photos shouldn't be touched up... but it's good for people to believe they look great the way they are."