Katie Price has revealed that her son, Harvey Price, was hospitalized after she made an emotional plea for help.
While openly discussing her son’s ordeal on her podcast, the glamor model delved into the details of what happened after she called him recently. Harvey, who is blind, autistic, and has Prader-Willi syndrome, a genetic disorder, appears to have had severe ear problems that required medical attention.
Katie Price’s son Harvey just wants to stay in a hotel while he deals with a bad ear infection
Although Harvey has lived independently at a specialized further education institution, National Star College, since the age of 19, he does not hesitate to call his mother when the need arises.
Explaining the situation that needed her attention during the latest episode of her podcast, “The Katie Price Show,” Price stated, “I’m going to see Harvey on Wednesday; he’s got a real problem with his ear. They popped his ear in the hospital again yesterday. He called me to go – crying – ‘Mother!’ and all that.”
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Per Daily Mail, the media personality shared that “when he slept” the night before, “they put a bandage around his head to stop him from doing that thing with his ears.” He went on to say:
“So he called me feeling sorry for himself. I’m going to see him on Wednesday. All he wants to do is stay in a hotel and I know why, because he wants all the room service. But his behavior was really bad at the moment and his ears weren’t helping. Like, I could take him home but he’d destroy everything.”
The development comes just days after Price reminded the public of his stance on trolling. In case you weren’t aware, the loving mother has pushed for trolling, otherwise known as online abuse to be legally recognized as a criminal offence.
He, in fact, started a petition in 2017 in response to the constant attacks on Harvey on social platforms. The campaign, known as “Harvey’s Law,” has received huge public support, and the Brighton-born star even appeared before the Commons Petitions Committee with her mother, Amy. He had touched on the matter during a previous interview, stating:
“I’ve been working on Harvey’s Law – about finding ways to track down trolls – and that’s still in the Houses of Parliament. I just think it’s really important to be clear at what point things are taken too far. Trolling should be a criminal offence.”
Insisting that she also wanted criminal record documentation, the passionate advocate explained, “Everybody has the right to free speech and the right to laugh, but I got comments calling my son a Black n****rs* ****c . They are the people who impress me the most.”
Mother of Three Dumped By Her Surrogate
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In August, The Blast reported that Price’s plans to welcome a sixth child were derailed when his surrogate allegedly terminated their agreement. The identity of this surrogate is still being kept under wraps, but it seems she felt mistreated by the mother of five during their first meeting, which left her feeling disrespected.
As a result, the surrogate opted out of the deal, a decision made after nearly a year of building a relationship with the television personality.
With so much time invested, the unidentified woman expressed regret, feeling that she could have used that time to bond with others who might appreciate the opportunity to make her a surrogate. As one source claims:
“Katie’s replacement felt really disappointed. He put a lot of time and energy into getting to know Katie and verbally agreed to carry her baby, which was a huge decision.”
Continuing, the source explained that carrying Price’s sixth child was initially something the unnamed surrogate wanted until she had the chance to meet him in person. The source elaborates:
“The surrogate feels disrespected by Katie, who doesn’t make her kids feel welcome either, and she’s certainly disrespected, given the sacrifices she’s willing to make.”
Until Katie Price finds someone else willing to help her welcome her next child, she will continue to focus on the children she already has.
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