It was a party fit for a princess, but an emergency hospital dash almost derailed the day as Katie Price celebrated her eldest daughter’s 13th birthday. As the former glamour model, 42, was throwing a bash for newly turned teenager Princess at her Sussex home, her 18-year-son Harvey fell ill with chest pains, prompting Katie to call an ambulance.
“There is always drama with me,” Katie, who is also mum to Junior, 15, Jett, six, and Bunny, five, tells OK! when we catch up with her once Harvey is safely home. “Luckily, Harvey is fine, which is the most important thing,” says the star, who appeared in parliament days later to speak to a Petitions Committee about online abuse in her ongoing quest to pass Harvey’s Law (against internet trolling).
After telling us about Harvey, who suffers from autism, ADHD and the genetic condition Prader-Willi syndrome, and her day in Westminster, Katie gives us all the details of Princess’ big day – which included a designer cake, lots of pink balloons and a very special new furry friend.
Katie lights up when she discusses her close bond with her ‘mini me’, who was allowed to join Instagram on her birthday – and racked up more than 35,000 followers that same day.
“Princess has started her own YouTube channel, too, and I definitely see her going into the industry when she is older,” Katie says of her blonde lookalike. “I can see her being an influencer or an actress, but I think all my kids will probably be performers.”
Well, if they take after their mum, it looks like we’re in for some interesting decades ahead...
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