Katie Price cruelly mum-shamed over son Harvey after sharing snap with kids on glam night out
KATIE Price faced cruel criticism as she uploaded a new snap with three of her children.
The mum-of-five, 45, had taken her two youngest kids, Jett and Bunny, along with her daughter, Princess, 16, to the Diversity Awards in Liverpool.
Katie looked stunning as she wowed the red carpet in an all-black ensemble as Princess also opted to follow in her mum’s footsteps in a floor-length black gown.
Jett and Bunny, whose father is Kieran Hayler, also went for a matching look in designer Burberry outfits.
However as the ex-glamour model shared a snap from the event to her Instagram page, she received messages from critics who were left questioning why two of her children were missing.
Harvey Price and Junior Andre failed to appear alongside their siblings which led to some fans picking at the TV star as to why.
Writing underneath the post, one fan said: “Where’s Harvey.”
Another added: “Where’s the rest of them.”
Before a third cruelly said: “Poor Harvey oh well perhaps u didn’t want him there.”
Katie’s loyal fans immediately hit back at the cruel trolls as they rushed to defend the Mucky Mansion owner.
One said: “These comments. Harvey is very sensitive to noise – it would be unfair for him to be there.”
As a second also leaped to her defence, writing: “Harvey has disabilities and sensory needs.
“He struggles with events such as this. So you’d rather her drag him there and make him suffer just for a photo to please the likes of you?”
It comes as it was revealed that the star would be facing a ‘secret probe’ into her bank accounts.
It is thought the probe will look into her income streams with a new team assigned to look over the TV personality’s case.
A source said to the Daily Mirror: “There is going to be no stone left unturned, as they try to ascertain what is going on with her finances.”
It comes after the former glamour model insisted that she was not broke whilst taking part in a Q&A on TikTok.
Mum-of-five Katie, 45, said: “I live in my own £2.2m house, I own it, nobody can ever take it away from me.
“I wouldn’t call that broke, would you?”