Katie Price Reveals Ibiza Plans for Son Harvey and Tattoo Debate
Katie Price Plans Ibiza and Tattoo for Son Harvey

Katie Price has revealed her plans to bring her eldest son Harvey to Ibiza, with Wayne Lineker, owner of O Beach Ibiza, having everything 'set up'. The 48-year-old reality TV star shared the news on her podcast The Katie Price Show with her sister Sophie.

"I will take him to Ibiza," she said. "'Cause Wayne Lineker and that, they've got the set up behind and he keeps saying lately he [Harvey] wants to go to a nightclub. 'Cause he loves the music."

"So I will be doing stuff like that with him, 'cause at the end of the day he is 24," she added. Sophie responded: "He'd probably love Ibiza, the music the lights... It's like sensory for him."

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Tattoo Debate

The conversation turned to tattoos when Katie mentioned her recent ink of Harvey and said: "All five kids will be tattooed on me, it's not in any particular order." She revealed that Harvey also wants a frog tattoo and asked Sophie for advice. "Don't do that to him Kate," Sophie replied.

Katie then opened the debate about where to draw the line with Harvey's decisions, as he is an adult but has the mental age of a child. "Where do we stand on this? Harvey is 24, he is a man. I know he's got complex needs," she said. "Because Harvey knows what a tattoo is, he's seen them on me and he sees me get it done. Where do we stand on this because if he wants it, why can't he?"

"If you say to him 'you're a boy' he'll say, 'no I'm not, I'm a man'," Katie added. Sophie argued: "Harv's mental age isn't 24 is it, it's a lot younger. He can't make decisions like this for himself."

Harvey's Conditions

Harvey, 24, has been diagnosed as autistic and has Prader-Willi syndrome, a rare genetic disorder with symptoms including weak muscles and slow development. Additionally, he has ADHD and oppositional defiant disorder.

Katie concluded: "This is why it's a good conversation. He can't sign forms or make other decisions for himself, but can still have various experiences that people his own age can."

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