Katie Price has shared how she took son Harvey out for a burger to celebrate shedding two stone after health professionals warned his life was at risk due to his weight.
The mum-of-five took to TikTok and told how 20-year-old Harvey — who suffers from Prader Willi Syndrome, blindness and autism — was put on careful diet plan that saw him lose two stone.
But although Harvey was allowed the occasional treat when still on the calorie controlled diet she was happy to mark his weight loss milestone with his favourite meal out.
Footage showed Pricey asking her son : "Harvey Price, where are we on a Thursday night?"
Harvey could then be heard replying: "Burger night!" as he explained they were at a restaurant in London for the evening.
She continue: "You've lost so much weight, haven't you? We're having a treat day," the mother-of-five encouraged Harvey at the end of the clip.
Katie captioned the post alongside a red heart emoji: "Harvey has lost two stone and can still have a treat day."
One of the symptoms of the genetic condition Prader Willi syndrome is one of constant hunger, which can lead to obesity and other health complications.
It can impact muscle tone and functions of the nervous system and sparks the constant desire to eat.
But since starting on a weight loss journey Harvey has been sharing with social media followers over recent months his new diet and fitness routine.
In another clip Harvey could be seen enjoying the snack and told fans: "I'm feeling healthy eating carrots!"
Last year when Harvey lost his first stone the former glamour model posted: "I'm so proud of Harvey he has lost a stone now and his college are doing amazing trying to keep him active and healthy eating as it's now become life threatening with his weight #lovemyson."
The OnlyFans star herself confessed to OK! that Harvey “knows what he does and doesn’t want” when it comes to food, and said she was forced to keep the kitchen cupboards “empty” to help his progress.
She previously told the Loose Women panel: “I think he's actually lost weight because when he's in the actual household, I've said before, he's quite disruptive in the night because he goes in the cupboards and eats the food - that's his Prader-Willi Syndrome."
