Peter and Emily Andre give a tour inside their huge mansion in Surrey complete with her lavish dressing room as they launch podcast: At Home With The Andres

Peter Andre and his wife Emily have shared a glimpse into their sprawling mansion in Surrey in a teaser video for their new podcast, At Home With The Andres.The couple have transformed their living room into their very own podcast studio and plan to release weekly episodes from September 30.Peter, 53, and Emily, 37, who married in 2015, are opening their doors to viewers as they navigate family life and their marriage.They share daughter Millie, 12, son Theo, nine, and 2-year-old daughter Arabella. Peter shares Junior, 21, and Princess, 19, with his ex-wife Katie Price.Peter certainly has the space to house his large family as he shared a glimpse into his sprawling pad, complete with stylish interior, outdoor swimming pool and miniature football field. Inside their home, Peter and Emily displayed their huge staircase and cosy living space before featuring the singer's awards on the wall. Peter Andre and his wife Emily have shared a glimpse into their sprawling mansion in Surrey in a teaser video for their new podcast, At Home With The Andres Peter and Emily, who married in 2015, have opened their doors to viewers as they navigate family life and their marriagePeter and Emily also have an en suite bathroom each, as well as a shared walk-in dressing room. Their kitchen is also tastefully decorated with a farmhouse-style sink and granite worktops. Speaking about their new project, Peter said: 'Our jobs couldn't be more different, so at the end of a long day we always have totally different stories to tell! 'Debriefing on our sofa is truly where we feel most ourselves, so we're buzzing to share that with listeners - no filters, just us.''And just because we're recording, that won't stop the kids from wandering through and doing whatever they like - it's still their home no matter what's going on. 'We're showing the bare bones of family life, whether it's glamorous or not!', Emily added. Earlier this year, Emily revealed the couple give their children 50p to do chores around the house.The doctor and self-confessed 'stingy' mother gives her children £1 per week in pocket money.Emily said if the kids want any more than that, they have to get to work. The couple have transformed their living room into their very own podcast studio and plan to release weekly episodes from September 30 Peter certainly has the space to house his large family as he shared a glimpse into his sprawling pad Inside their home, Peter and Emily displayed their huge staircase and cosy living space before featuring the singer's awards on the wall Peter and Emily also have an en suite bathroom each, as well as a shared walk-in dressing room Emily keeps her dozens of heels and shoes in a walk in wardobe Their kitchen is also tastefully decorated with a farmhouse-style sink and granite worktops Even their children have a huge playroom to have fun inSpeaking in an Instagram video, she said: 'You might have seen a video I did recently where Millie was doing some chores for me and Pete and earning a bit of extra pocket money.'There were some really great comments on the video. I asked people, 'what do you do with your kids?', 'how do you do pocket money?, 'do you make them do chores?' and I got some really great responses, so I thought I'd make a video about it again and just see what everyone thinks.'The kids have their own bank accounts and they have a little card that they're able to spend, and they get £1 a week from me and Pete that goes into their bank account. And then any extra money they want to have they get through chores.'So, you know, they might help me unload the dishwasher. I think I'm a bit stingy, by the way – I'm gonna just caveat with that – because for unloading the dishwasher I would do like 50p.'To make their bed, 50p. Put their clothes away, probably 50p. Jobs that are a bit bigger, that will take them more time, maybe £1.'At Home With The Andres launches weekly visually on Spotify and YouTube, audio on all major podcast platforms.