Katie Price was visibly moved after her eldest son, Harvey, presented her with a heartfelt birthday gift as she navigates the turmoil surrounding her missing husband, Lee Andrews. The former glamour model, who turned 48 today, has been grappling with concerns after Lee was allegedly kidnapped in Dubai. She last spoke to him nine days ago, when he claimed he was in a van with his hands tied. Since then, she has been unable to locate or contact him.
Harvey's Sweet Surprise
Despite the stress, Harvey, 23, helped lift his mother's spirits. Taking to Facebook, Katie shared a video of Harvey in the kitchen creating her birthday card. The card read: "To mummy Queen Katie Price. Happy birthday, mummy queen Katie Price. Love from Harvey Price xx. Enjoy her breakfast, take your time." Harvey later played a recording of himself singing Happy Birthday to his "Mummy Queen," leaving Katie overcome with emotion.
"Do you know how amazing you are, seriously," Katie told Harvey before kissing him. She revealed Harvey had made her a bowl of Corn Flakes but declined to make tea. Captioning the post, she wrote: "The best birthday gift a mother could ask for!"
Fan Reactions
Fans were touched by the gesture. One commented: "Bless him, I nearly cried watching this." Another said: "You don't need a man, you've got your lovely boy." A third added: "This brought tears to my eyes. Hope you have a good birthday despite your problems Katie." Others noted that Harvey is the one who truly loves her unconditionally.
Stepping Back from the Search
However, Katie's day has been marred by frustration with Lee. She is reportedly "disgusted" that he did not contact her on her birthday, yet appeared to be following another woman on social media. A source told The Sun: "Katie is disgusted and appalled. Today is her birthday yet she's heard nothing from her husband but seeing him follow another woman online is just outrageous."
Katie previously stated she is stepping back from the search, leaving it to authorities. She said: "I've never known a week of so much stuff everywhere. My brain has just been bonkers. The British police, British consulate, Foreign Office, Interpol; they're all on the case now looking for Lee. My tentacles are up, I'm not stupid. There's one person I need to look after, myself. I'm taking a step back and that's it."
She will no longer speak publicly about her missing husband, describing the experience as painful.
