Katie Price: Defending Harvey through reality TV! Pic: Rex
Katie Price has spoke out about her decision to make a fly-on-the-wall documentary show featuring her disabled son Harvey.
The former glamour model told Sky TV that she "never wanted" to make a show about her son but was determine to "defend" the boy following the outrageous sick jokes made at his expense by Scots comedian Frankie Boyle.
Boyle made the cruel jibes at the disabled youngster during an episode of his Tramadol Nights show on Channel 4.
Katie is quoted as saying:"Harvey is a wonderful boy. I am so proud of how he deals every day with his disability.
"He has been my one constant over the past eight years and, alongside Junior and Princess, remains the most important person in my life.
"But, of course, Harvey doesn't have the voice to defend himself, so through this documentary I hope to encourage other people to appreciate the difficulties that children with disability and their parents face every day."
She added: "I am lucky to be able to make this film and hope it helps those who struggle to cope with disability and prejudice without the support network I have."
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