Katie Price has revealed that ex-husband Peter Andre still has no relationship with his disabled step-son Harvey.
Harvey’s biological dad is Dwight Yorke, but Katie confessed in her book Reborn, that the last time Harvey saw his dad was eight years ago.
Speaking of her relationship with her son, Katie said that he only has her.
She said: “We have gone on a journey, me and Harvey, and all I know is that no one will ever take him away from me.
“When you divorce you have to share the kids. But with Harvey there’s no one.
“Well, look, Dwight don’t want to know. Someone else doesn’t see him anymore. He’s just got me, you know?”
So it seems, Peter has stopped bothering too. Tut-tut-tut.
Peter helped raise Harvey during his four year marriage to Katie, but after they split, Pete stopped seeing him, now aged 14.
Previously, Pete has already hinted he’s cut ties with Harvey, in an interview when wife Emily MacDonagh first announced her pregnancy.
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He said: “I just couldn’t wait to tell everyone. I was buzzing. I still am.
“This is my fourth child, so it’s incredible!
“With the new baby we’ll already be a family of six.”
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His four children being Junior, Princess, Amelia and his unborn baby.
So no Harvey then?
Meanwhile, Katie took to Twitter to express her anger, she wrote: “Pete doesn’t want to adopt Harvey and doesn’t see him anymore and doesn’t ask to see him anymore so don’t judge on something you don’t know about and kieran is ana Omg with the children and even pete will say that (sic).”
Pete however, has admitted that although he doesn’t see Harvey all the time, they do sometimes.
He said: “There have been a few times recently where he’s been to my house and I’ve been to his.
“Harvey will always be special to me and I just want him to be happy. He’s a great kid!”
All isn’t bad though, as Katie’s husband Kieran Hayler confessed that he wants to adopt Harvey.
He said: “I’ve always thought it would be good because I’d like us all to be connected.
“He is my child at the end of the day. Why not actually make him mine, because he feels like he’s mine anyway?”
Now that’s cute, aww!