While entering the Playboy Mansion is a big step in a glamour model’s career, Katie Price’s mother wasn’t overly pleased to hear Hugh Hefner refer to her daughter as “naughty” in the early hours of the morning.
Back in 2001, the reality TV legend dated Manchester United icon, Dwight Yorke, and while the pair made for the ultimate power couple on paper, their relationship fell apart after Katie fell pregnant.
While initially showing an indication that he may have a part to play in his child’s life, the sportsman’s involvement with his son slowly evaporated.
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In an interesting tale, Katie claims Dwight wanted little to do with Harvey, while he himself alleges that she made it extremely difficult for him.
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Having been diagnosed with autism, Prader-Willi syndrome and Septo-optic Dysplasia, which is a disorder of early brain development, Harvey needs constant care.
In 2002, Katie and her mum headed to Los Angeles, US with Harvey to visit an endocrine specialist, but it was also a trip for the model to further her fame.
And on that very holiday, Katie met the notorious Hugh Hefner, who made a somewhat obscure comment to her mother.
In her new book, serialised in The Sun, Katie’s mum wrote: “While I checked in Downtown LA with Harvey, she accepted Hefner’s invitation to stay at the Playboy Mansion.
“One morning, I was woken up at 1 AM to a knock on my hotel door.
“When I opened it, I found Hugh Hefner with eight of his bunnies – including my daughter – standing on the other side.
“Hefner told me: ‘You know, your daughter is a very naughty girl, don’t you’? and before I knew it, Kate was snapping a photo of me and Harvey with Hugh and the other bunny girls.”
Amy said that in that moment she realised Katie’s boundaries in sharing too much of her life were starting to blur.
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