Saturday 14 May 2022 01:37 PM Peter Andre flashes a smile as he leaves the theatre amid his upset over ... trends now

He recently expressed his annoyance when the size of his manhood was brought into the Wagatha Christie case with Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney. 

But Peter Andre looked in good spirits on Friday night as he flashed a smile while leaving London's Dominion theatre following another performance in Grease: the Musical.

The singer, 49, looked dapper in a black velvet blazer, which he teamed with matching skinny trousers.

Peter finished off his look with a smart black shirt and shiny black shoes.

The 'Insania' hitmaker beamed as he walked along, before stopping for a selfie with an adoring fan.

He was then seen making his way into his car, clearly pleased following another successful stint on the West End stage.

Peter's cheerful outing comes after he took to Instagram to express his annoyance after the size of his manhood was dragged into the Wagatha Christie court case when Rebekah Vardy compared it to a 'chipolata'.

He said he has managed to see the funny side of the manhood reference after it was referenced on day three of Rebekah and Coleen's court case.

The TV personality took to Instagram to say that despite his positive stance, there would outrage if a man had made a similar slur about a woman's anatomy.

'I'll be laughing about it for a while, but think about how it would feel if it was the other way around, that's all I'm saying,' he said in a video.  

He captioned a new video: 'Here I was this morning sat in my robe feeling like I had to say something. Feel free to come to your own conclusion.

'Just a couple of things first. Sorry to Emily and the children that have had to see and hear some not very nice things... 

'You all know I like to take the p*** out of myself but maybe I felt a bit vulnerable this morning. Love from an Aussie Brit Greek.' 

In the video itself, he said: 'Hi everyone. Seeing as I haven't had much of a say in this, and just let everyone have a laugh and whatever, whatever, I'm just going to put it out. 

'15 years this has been going on and I kept quiet and I didn't say anything, and I let everyone have their laugh and I let everyone say what they wanted to say.

'Okay yes, now, [Vardy] gone to court and admitted that the story was made up, and she did that because her ex-husband forced her to do it. 

'Fair enough, but put that all aside and just think how it feels that if a man, or if I had said this, about her anatomy, or a man said something about a woman's anatomy, and made up something, whatever, I don't know - you can use your imagination of saying something very unflattering. 

'There would be outrage, there would absolute outrage. But because it's been said about me, its been the butt of all jokes, I've took it for 15 years.' [sic].