Katie Price shared an adorable video of her son Harvey tickling his little sister Bunny on Wednesday.
Six-year-old Bunny was sat on Harvey’s lap as he ticked her arm making her giggle and wriggle around.
Harvey, 18, looked like he was enjoying spending quality time with his family as he sang the ‘Round and Round the Garden’ nursery rhyme.
Sweet: Katie Price shared an adorable video of her son Harvey tickling his little sister Bunny on Wednesday
He sang: ‘Round and round the garden like a teddy bear… One step, two steps, and tickle Bunny under there.’
Meanwhile Bunny couldn’t hide her joy as she laughed and smiled while mum Katie, 42, filmed them for her Instagram.
Sharing the sweet video she wrote: ‘I love how @officialmrharveyprice and my gorgeous Bunny bops play so cute!’
Adorable: Six-year-old Bunny was sat on Harvey’s lap as he ticked her arm making her giggle and wriggle around
The reality star has children Junior, 15, and Princess, 13, with Peter Andre as well as Jett, seven, and Bunny, six, with former spouse Kieran Hayler, 33, and raises eldest child Harvey, 18, without his biological father Dwight Yorke, 49.
It comes after on Tuesday Katie slammed celebrities who have autistic children but don’t use their public ‘status to make a difference’.
The former glamour model took to her Instagram Stories after watching ex-Boyzone star Keith Duffy appear on TV to talk about his own daughter Mia, 21.
After praising the singer for speaking so candidly about autism, Katie hit out at unnamed others in the public eye who haven’t been so open in the past.
Family: Harvey, 18, looked like he was enjoying spending quality time with his family as he sang the ‘Round and Round the Garden’ nursery rhyme
Cute: Harvey sang: ‘Round and round the garden like a teddy bear… One step, two steps, and tickle Bunny under there’
Proud: Sharing the sweet video Katie wrote: ‘I love how @officialmrharveyprice and my gorgeous Bunny bops play so cute!’
Katie penned: ‘Good to see @officialkeithduffy talking about Autism and being accepted, I know other celebs who have children with Autism who could also help make awareness and support families and offer support but don’t.’
She added: ‘Makes me think they are ashamed or embarrassed they have a child with Autism because they are happy to be in the limelight themselves but don’t use their status for a good purpose that can make a difference.’
The doting mum-of-five has often been vocal herself about autism as her eldest son Harvey, 18, is on the autism spectrum.
Calling them out: It comes after on Tuesday Katie slammed celebrities who have autistic children but don’t use their public ‘status to make a difference’
He even launched a clothing collection with brand Born Anxious last month to raise awareness about autism, with the items paying homage to his beloved frogs.
The profits from the Harvey range will be divided between his personal trust fund, the Anna Kennedy Online charity founded by Katie’s close pal, and Born Anxious.
Harvey was also born with disabilities including partial blindness, ADHD and Prader-Willi syndrome.
‘Makes me think they are ashamed or embarrassed’: The star, 42, took to Instagram on Tuesday after watching ex-Boyzone star Keith Duffy appear on TV to talk about his own daughter Mia, 21
Katie’s comments were sparked by Boyzone star Keith chatting about his own experiences with autism through his daughter.
He revealed it took more than two years for Mia to receive a diagnosis as he reflected on the ‘terrifying’ and ‘frustrating’ wait while on Lorraine on Tuesday morning.
The star recalled the agonising wait for his little girl to get the help she needed, eventually going private to get the life-changing diagnosis when she was a baby.
Raising awareness: Katie, whose eldest son Harvey is also on the autism spectrum, shared several snaps of herself watching Keith’s TV interview about his daughter Mia
Keith, 46, who has 21-year-old daughter Mia and son Jay, 24, with wife Lisa, spoke with stand-in host Cat Deeley about the family’s plight.
He said: ‘For so many children on the autism spectrum today, who are not getting the appropriate intervention and education programme, in this day and age it’s crazy.’
Autism is a developmental disability – not an illness – that affects how people communicate and interact with others.
Proud: Katie’s son Harvey, 18, recently launched an inspirational charity clothing range to raise awareness about autism