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Steffan Rhys

Katie Price says 'I see others getting MBEs who’ve done less than me'

Katie Price has described the void that not having her son Harvey at home with her has left in her life. The reality star and model has always spoken of her intense love and pride for her son, who has learning difficulties and requires a high level of care.

Katie also spoke about how starting therapy has helped and that she will continue it for the rest of her life. In an interview with The Guardian, she said: " Everyone would benefit from therapy. I started recently and will continue for the rest of my life. When you’re in the Priory and hear other people’s stories, it’s easy to think, 'God, are you only here for that? You’d never cope with my life'. I’m learning you can’t have that attitude. Trauma affects people differently."

Katie's life in the public eye began when she was on Page 3 for the first time in 1996. She became a regular in the so-called "lads' mags" of the late 1990s and has been a regular on reality TV and in newspapers and on websites ever since.

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