Katie price shares video of 'proud' harvey exercising after revealing he has lost weight living in his own home

PROUD Katie Price has shared a video of Harvey exercising after revealing he lost weight after moving into his own home. Harvey, 18, was tipping the scales at almost 29 stone, but his 

42-year-old mum begged fans for gym equipment so that he could exercise at home in lockdown. She posted a video the sweet lad made for her as he walked along the road on his way to the

shops. The 6ft lad spoke to the camera, telling his mum: "Hello mummy, I’m doing exercise all the way to Tescos. "Are you ready? I love it, so much fun. This is so much fun to

exercise. Lovely, absolutely brilliant. "This is brilliant for fresh air." His younger brother Junior, 15, commented on the post: "Love you harv." Another fan observed:

"💙🐸 love him such a legend. Katie you are an amazing mum well done x" Harvey has the rare genetic condition Prader-Willi syndrome, which can cause weight gain and behavioural

problems, and is also partially blind and on the autistic spectrum. But Katie revealed Harvey lost weight after moving into his own house as she "keeps the kitchen cupboards

empty". The mother-of-five explained how 18-year-old Harvey had moved into his own house opposite from the family pad so that he can experience independence before making the move to a

residential college in September. And the decision has made a world of difference to Harvey, who is much "calmer" without the noise of his siblings, and has even shed some pounds.

Katie explained: "I really don't want to upset Harvey and you have to do transitions slowly, I want it to be fun for him. "Now he's in the house opposite, obviously not

on his own, and I've got cameras everywhere, he's on his iPad, and obviously I am there all the time as well, but it gives him his own space and independence. Inside Katie

Price's son Harvey's first home as he lives independently for the first time after turning 18 MOST READ IN CELEBRITY "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.

"But in that house, I don't put anything in the cupboards that he can get, so he can't have a snack in the night because there's nothing there for him to snack on! I

think he has lost weight." The star added: "Obviously all the doors aren't banging and there's not all the chaos and noise so he's calm there, whereas in (my) house

he will headbutt and punch the walls - there it is just calming for him and it's helping him make the transitional move."