Katie Price reveals how she plans to get son Harvey making money as he’s kicked out of residential home - suong

   

KATIE Price has revealed plans for son Harvey to earn money as he loses his residential care home place.

Katie said she'll help Harvey set up a Cameo account and book nightclub meet-and-greets after he lost his place at his residential care home.

Katie Price at the Future is White Fox Party.
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Katie Price rakes in cash at public appearnces and hopes her son will do the sameCredit: Getty
Katie Price and her son Harvey.
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Katie has raised disabled Harvey aloneCredit: Captive Minds

The former glamour model, 46, said she is determined to help Harvey, 22, earn “pocket money” and charging fans for videos through Cameo and to meet her son is a good place to start.

Katie said: “Harvey is going to earn some pocket money.

“I got asked the other day about Harvey doing club PAs and I asked Harvey, ‘Do you want to do some clubs and get some pocket money?’ and he said, ‘Yes, mum!’

“So as soon as Harvey is back living near me, I’m going to get him on Cameo and doing club PAs.”

Harvey, who has Prader-Willi Syndrome, autism, and partial blindness, had been preparing to move to a new residentical care placement in just four-and-a-half weeks when Katie was suddenly told the facility could no longer cater for him.

“They’ve changed management and said they won’t be able to cater for Harv because he’s too difficult,” she explained on her podcast.

“So now I’ve got to find another placement for him… so yeah, more drama to deal with.”

Katie, who has been fighting to secure the right care for Harvey since he reached adulthood, admitted the situation had left her frustrated.

“Well, it’s stressful because you want the right thing for your child,” she said.

“It is a lot of time and effort to go back and do more meetings, more forms—it is very time-consuming because you want the best for your child.”

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Twice-bankrupt Katie, who lived three hours away in Horsham, West Sussex, appealed a decision to eject him from residential care last year.

Speaking on an episode of her podcast last spring, she said: "They've given me three months - he has to find somewhere else by July.

"With someone like Harvey, you need a transitional move, you need to do it slowly."

She added: "I'm trying to find somewhere nearer for Harvey, but three months isn't a long time."

This year he was finally set for new lodgings and it remains to be seen where he will now wend up.

Katie Price and her son Harvey Price sitting at a table and talking.
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Harvey has Prader-Willi SyndromeCredit: PA