Katie Price reveals new fears for Harvey saying he phones her in tears ‘all the time’ from residential college
KATIE Price has revealed she’s worried about her disabled son Harvey – saying he rings her up from residential college in tears.
The mum-of-five’s eldest son move out of home two years ago into a £350,000 a year residential college.
She said on the latest episode of her podcast: “I miss him so much when he’s at college.
“I’m a bit concerned for him at the minute, he phones me crying a lot. I love you I miss your cuddles. For a 21 year old, he’s always going to be my baby. He does come home, I do see him.
“I’ve just had a challenging year, but the kids are my life, my priority, they are my number one. I don’t love them all any different, they just need different things from me.”
Katie also revealed her hopes for Harvey who has is an ambassador for Mencap.
She continued: “Harvey doesn’t realise how well known he is. He’s so innocent to it. Whenever we’re in the car and have the window down, people shout hello.
“I’d like him to do public speeches, he’d know how to read off his script, I think people would listen to him because they’d know how difficult is to get up there. He would love that.
“I still want him to do more documentaries about his life because they are inspiring.
“And I want him to team up with a brand. (Showing) diversity. I’d love to see him on the cover of GQ.”
The star previously did a fantastic job of educating people about the reality of living with a learning disability in his BBC documentary Katie Price: Harvey and Me.
Harvey was born with a series of disabilities, including ADHD, autism, genetic condition Prader-Willi Syndrome and septo-optic dysplasia, which causes blindness.