Katie Price has revealed she will be going to the police to report a video in which a man uses blackface to make fun of her disabled son Harvey.
Taking to her Instagram Story on Wednesday, the 42-year-old shared the disgusting clip in which a mystery man and woman impersonate Katie and her 18-year-old child.
The clip sees a blonde woman pretending to be Katie as she asks the man next to her: “If someone says something horrible to Harvey, what do we say?”
The man, who has his face painted black, looks into the camera and responds: “Hello you c***s.”
Katie Price is going to the police to report a video which mocks her disabled son Harvey (Image: Katie Price/Instagram)
Katie captioned the clip: “I’ve been sent this disgusting racist mockery p*ss taking video about me and Harvey mocking his disabilities, clearly planned head the face painting!
“Does anybody know these disgusting humans as I will be reporting this to the police #harveyslaw words cannot describe how upset I am this is so cruel. These people need reporting,” she added.
Katie’s fans were quick to flag the video on Twitter and urged for it to be taken down.
A man and a woman filmed a disgusting clip in which they impersonate the mother and son (Image: Twitter)
One person wrote: “Reported! This is disgusting I’m not a Katie price fan but to target a young vulnerable person is just lowest of the low.
“I have a sister who is autistic and she is so beautiful and intelligent there needs to be more Harvey’s and my sister in the world and less of this vile thing.”
Another tweeted: “I’ve reported it, what goes through these sick individuals minds to do something like this!
Katie shared the video on her Instagram Story and said she is going to the police (Image: Twitter)
“Absolutely awful. Really upsetting to watch people mock vulnerable people. So sad. 🙁 hopefully it gets removed x.”
Harvey has the rare genetic condition Prader-Willi syndrome, which can cause weight gain and behavioural problems, and is also partially blind and on the autistic spectrum.
Katie has long campaigned for ‘Harvey’s Law’ – calling on the government to make online abuse a specific criminal offence.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
