Katie Price and son Harvey are set to star in a second documentary.
Their BBC documentary, Katie Price : Harvey and Me, was praised by fans as the former glamour model gave a personal insight into their life together.
Katie, 42, was seen taking Harvey, who has a range of disabilities including Prader-Willi Syndrome, autism and partial blindness, to hospital appointments and searching for a residential college he can move into when he turns 19.
The mother and son are now planning to start filming again in the summer for a new film which will follow Harvey as he moves away from home and settles into his new college.
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A source told The Sun : “Katie has agreed to a second instalment, which will follow Harvey’s journey as he starts residential college.
“They’re already in talks about what they’ll film and plan to start in summer.”
Katie’s representative added: “I can say with confidence there will be a part two of this wonderful documentary. Katie has been inundated with requests for a follow up to cover the next steps in Harvey’s transition.”
And the rep confirmed to the Mirror that Katie is “engaged in talks” about a second documentary.
In the honest documentary, Katie talked about Harvey’s “triggers”, such as banging doors, and said that he’ll smash up her house and punch holes in the walls when he becomes stressed and agitated.
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His younger siblings Jett, seven, and Bunny, six, were seen talking about how he can “kick off”, with Bunny saying she runs away when her brother begins acting that way.
The documentary was widely praised for the attention it brought to the lives of disabled children, and Katie was praised by fans for the way she’s cared for him.
It’s even seen disability charity Mencap ask Harvey to become an ambassador.
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Katie said in a YouTube video: “Harvey’s been asked to be an ambassador for Mencap which is amazing, which Harvey doesn’t know, but you’ll find it amazing won’t you Harv?
“All these opportunities are coming in now to help us raise more awareness for disabilities to help raise awareness in any way we can.
“Lots of charities have come forward, lots of letters from families. People themselves with disabilities thanking us themselves for the documentary that we did.
“So that’s all I want to do, is raise awareness and do whatever I can to help [people with] disabilities and I might even start another petition, and continue on with my online trolling campaign.”
Originally from https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/katie-price-harvey-film-second-23409287