She’s seen a surge in online abuse aimed at her disabled son Harvey and now model Katie Price has said she wants to meet the trolls responsible.
Speaking on her YouTube channel, Katie made a heartbreaking plea to meet the bullies so she could find out “what makes them tick”.
Harvey, 17, is autistic, partially blind and suffers from Prader-Willi Sydrome, which affects his growth.
Katie said: “Why would someone take time out to mock my son onto a picture of something and make some disgusting remark about it?”
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She added: “I don’t understand it. Now, there is no explanation for it.”
The mum-of-five went on to explain Harvey’s disabilities and said he doesn’t understand the abuse.
She added: “I will protect him and speak up for him, which is what I’m doing.”
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She then made her plea.
Katie said: “If there’s anyone out there who has got the balls to come and meet me, if you’ve been a troll of Harvey before, come and meet Harvey, come and meet me, because I want it explained.”
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She added: “What gets in your head? What makes you tick and triggers you to do this thing?”
It’s so wrong. And it shouldn’t be done. I will do everything I can to stop this trolling.
She added: “It’s so wrong. And it shouldn’t be done. I will do everything I can to stop this trolling.”
Katie is fighting for Harvey’s Law, which makes online abuse a criminal offence.
“Anyone who has picked on Harvey, just imagine if your mum, grandad, nan or any other family member had an accident and suddenly became paralysed from the neck down and needed a carer for the rest of their lives,” she said.
“Let’s see if you make silly jokes then.”
Katie was recently made bankrupt and is said to be considering a move Stateside to relaunch her career.
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