The BBC have refused to apologise for paying Katie Price to take part in a documentary about her disabled son, Harvey – filming her amid her legal struggles that saw her convicted for drink-driving while un-insured and disqualified.
A backlash has been unleashed against the Corporation over their decision to make a documentary titled Katie Price : What Harvey Did Next which follows the troubled 43-year-old’s 19-year-old son as he is enrolled at a specialist college for people with learning difficulties.
The documentary is steeped in controversy, however, as it was filmed when Katie was facing court over drink-driving after she flipped her BMW X5 into a hedge close to her ‘Mucky Mansion’ home in West Sussex at 6am last September.
