KATIE Price has made a candid admission about her eldest son as he smashes her property.
The former I’m A Celebrity star opened up about her troubles when Harvey Price smashed up her possessions.
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Previous damaged items include her car window, a plasma TV as well as her iPad.
In a new interview, Katie, 45, opened up on the toll it takes on her as Harvey still struggles to control his emotions.
She told The Guardian: “He still bangs his head, still smashes things.
“He smashed the car window. It hasn’t been fixed yet. There’s no telly in here, because he smashed it again.”
“And he’s just smashed an iPad, so I’ve bought another one for him. That’s just Harvey,” the My Crazy Life star added.
Harvey has complex needs from his conditions which include Prader-Willi syndrome and he is also partially blind and on the autistic spectrum.
She previously filmed the aftermath of her son Harvey suddenly smashing up a car in April 2021 because he had hiccups.
The 42-year-old mum of five asked him: “Why did you smash the window, Harv? Look what you’ve done to the window.”
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Sitting in the car, the 19-year-old replied: “Because of hiccups. That’s f***ing naughty, isn’t it? Bad.”
He then returned to his iPad, which he was holding close to his face while sitting in the vehicle’s back seat.
Katie posted the footage on Instagram, showing the plastic that appeared to once have surrounded the car’s window lying on the grass outside.
In June of the same year, the My Mucky Mansion star also revealed the damage her did to his house.
The TV personality was frustrated as he explained he smashed in walls because he hates it “when mummy goes.”
Katie told her fans: “When he kicks off this is what happens.”
Speaking in a YouTube video, she explained: “All the walls were painted but now we’re going to have to plaster the whole house.
“People don’t understand how hard work it is with Harv when he gets frustrated.”
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