KATIE Price admitted her disabled son Harvey scoffed fish and chips “from the bin for breakfast”.
The 21-year-old is home with his mum while on a break from residential college.
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But he shocked his family by having a “feast” while out of Katie’s eyesight.
Harvey has Prader-Willi Syndrome, which causes obesity due to excessive appetite and overeating.
Katie told fans in a video on Instagram: “We know what Harvey has had for breakfast today.
“He’s had the whole kitchen, haven’t you Harv?
“He found spaghetti bolognese from the fridge.
“He’s had a whole carrot cake this morning, the fish and chips from the bin last night.”
Katie told Harvey: “You have had a proper little feast.”
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In 2020 doctors warned he is at serious risk of a heart attack if he does not lose weight urgently.
Katie, 42, has warned her son of the dangers of overeating.
She has been forced to padlock the family fridge to stop him bingeing in the night and also has to lock the kitchen cupboards.
Despite her best efforts, Harvey can turn violent when hungry – forcing Katie to give in.
“It’s a cruel illness. He feels hungry all the time,” she tells The Sun.
“Every time I feed him, it’s killing him.
“Even though it makes him happy, it’s cruel of me to do it.
“He needs to lose weight or he’ll end up dead. He doesn’t deserve that. I don’t want to lose him.”
She added: “It’s a cruel and horrible illness where he feels hungry all the time — and if he doesn’t get food he gets angry. It’s hard work.
“He’ll smash things up if you say no. I’ve had to re-plaster my walls because he’ll bash holes in them with his head.
“He’s got his whole life ahead of him. I will do anything to help.”
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