Katie Price's son Harvey, 19, has reportedly been accepted to a £350,000-a-year residential college, the same institution featured in her BBC documentary Harvey & Me. A source told The Sun that Harvey has been offered a place at National Star College, which Katie had set her heart on since their visit.
The fees are eligible for government funding due to Harvey's complex needs, but it remains unclear whether Price's application for financial aid has been approved. MailOnline has contacted a representative for comment.
In January, Price made the 'heartbreaking' decision to place Harvey in a transitional home three hours from her residence to help him become more self-reliant. She later gave a YouTube tour of his two-bedroom property, equipped with cameras and a modestly stocked fridge to manage his Prader-Willi syndrome, which causes excessive appetite.
Harvey, who has autism, partial blindness, ADHD, and septo-optic dysplasia, will live at the college until age 25 while studying. Price said the move will allow him to gain independence and make friends, adding that he 'has got to learn to do things without me.'
