Reality TV icon and formidable mother Katie Price has issued a stark warning that she will not be silenced, promising to reveal the shocking reality of her son Harvey's experience at a specialist residential college in a highly anticipated BBC documentary.
The media personality, known for her fierce protection of her children, has spoken out about the alleged 'horrendous' treatment her 21-year-old son endured. Harvey, who is partially blind, autistic, and has Prader-Willi syndrome, had been a resident at the college, which is now facing serious scrutiny.
'I want to get the truth out there,' Katie declared in a powerful new interview, her resolve clear. 'It was horrendous what was happening to him in that place. People need to know.' Her upcoming film, a follow-up to the award-winning 'Katie Price: Harvey and Me', is poised to lift the lid on the institution's practices.
The documentary is expected to be a raw and unfiltered account, detailing the family's struggles and the challenges faced by young adults with complex needs in the care system. Katie's mission is not just personal; it's a public campaign for transparency and better standards in specialist education.
This isn't the first time Katie has used her platform to advocate for Harvey and others with disabilities. Her previous work has been praised for its honesty and for highlighting the gaps in support for families, making this latest revelation one of the most awaited exposés in British television.
