KATIE Price has been left gushing over her eldest son Harvey as he played the piano at a charity concert.
The 44-year-old mum-of-five took to social media to share a clip of Harvey on the keys as he performed at a charity concert for autism.
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The 20-year-old looked in his element as he played and showed off his piano skills, while people in the audience clapped along.
Katie was ever the proud mum as she reshared the TikTok video on her social media and penned: “Yes Harvey.”
Harvey played along to the tune ‘Oh When the Saints’ and behind him a message appeared on the screen, which read: “We aim to continue to build Autism’s Got Talent year by year and we want all those involved to have fun, do what they love, makes friends and be themselves, and have one night which is all about them.”
The TV star was smothered in kisses from her son in an adorable picture recently.
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He drew her a card too, which opened with ‘To Mummy’ before he declared he had missed his reality star mum.
The 20 year old currently lives away from home as documented in Katie’s latest BBC documentary which followed Harvey as he searched, and found, a suitable living facility.
Further in the message, her son added: “Happy Valentine’s Day, love from Harvey xxx.”
Sharing the ‘card’ to Instagram, proud mum Katie wrote: “I love how much Harvey loves me and likes photos of us together and writes over them.”
Fans were quick to join in on the live as they commented below the photo of Katie kissing her son on the lips.
One of the star’s followers wrote: “Omg how adorable is this x I love Harvey he’s so sweet.”
Another added: “He is such a credit to you❤️ you are such a great mummy x”
While a third shared: “The bond you have is amazing x.”
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