27 May 2023 , 15:02
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Katie Price has been celebrating her eldest son Harvey's 21st birthday with a sweet snap on social media of the mother and son together.
The mum-of-five marked her son's milestone birthday by posting an old photo of the pair.
In the picture, which was posted to her Instagram story, Katie is posing with a much younger Harvey who is smiling for the camera.
Mum Katie gushed: "21 today [balloon emoji] [party emoji] Happy birthday my Harvey" before tagging her grown-up son.
Harvey was born May 27, 2002 and has been diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome as well as being partially blind and on the autistic spectrum.
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Last month Katie said she was "so proud" of her son as she posted a drawing Harvey had painted depicting King Charles in his robe and wearing a crown for the monarch's Coronation ceremony.
Katie posted a throwback snap
Harvey is Katie's eldest child (Dave J. Hogan/Getty Images)Katie captioned the post: "So proud of you Harvey."
Katie recently said that she feared her son Harvey's dream "won't be possible" due to his disabilities.
The former glamour model has been open about her son's struggles and in a one-off film for The One Show, Katie and Harvey explored the barriers faced by young disabled people who are trying to find a job for the first time.
The 44-year-old opened up about her concerns for him and said: "Like many other young people with a disability he’s finding it difficult making the transition into adulthood – especially when it comes to getting a job.
"I want nothing more than for Harvey to find his dream job – but because he needs so much support, I worry it won’t be possible."
Harvey met other people with disabilities and learned about his career options for when he finishes college.
He currently attends a residential college away from home.
Katie said: "After meeting the families today I realise that Harvey can get a fulfilling job and hopefully he’ll be able to get the independence he desperately strives for."