HARVEY Price shows off his polite telephone manner in an adorable video of him pretending to phone the local chippie.
Harvey, who has Prader–Willi syndrome, autism and is partially blind, is seen making a pretend call to order himself some fishcakes and chips in a sweet video shared by his proud mother Katie Price.
The mother-of-five, 42, who had a busy day having her Covid jab posted the clip to her Instagram page on Friday morning and described her 18-year-old “hilarious”.
The video sees Katie mimicking a phone ringing, and Harvey puts the mobile phone to his ear and pretends to answer it.
“Hello! Can you have fish cake and chips please at the fish and chip shop?” he asks.
The teenager couldn’t help smiling as he carried on the role play.
Wearing a khaki and black striped T-shirt, he stayed sitting down during the call and went on to share how much he loves a fish supper by ending the call: “I love you, bye!”
Former glamour model Katie captioned the post: “@officialmrharveyprice is hilarious this is him pretending to order lunch this morning” alongside a string of crying with laughter emojis.
Fans of the former glamour model showed their love of the video.
“You’ve got it right Harvey, always say I love you to anyone bringing you food yummy. ” said one.
Another replied: “I love you, bYYee” he’s brilliant ”
And a third commented: “Ahh lovely tells the chip shop he loves them”
In December, Katie shared her fears for Harvey with The Sun as she revealed that at his biggest he was tipping the scales at almost 29 stone and could die.
The teen was born with a complex variety of disabilities, including Prader-Willi syndrome, which causes an excessive appetite.
It can impact muscle tone and functions of the nervous system and sparks the constant desire to eat.
Doctors warned he was at serious risk of a heart attack if he did not lose weight urgently.
Katie immediately took action and sought help for Harvey and he is already shedding the pounds.
As well as following a healthier eating programme, her boyfriend Carl Woods has set up a gym in the garage of her mansion for the teen.
Katie previously told The Sun: “It’s a cruel illness. He feels hungry all the time.
“Every time I feed him, it’s killing him. Even though it makes him happy, it’s cruel of me to do it.”
