Katie Price: Harvey & Me has seen an outpouring of support for the mother and son as BBC viewers get a look at the day-to-day of their relationship.
It follows them as Harvey turns 18 and nears the milestone of heading to college.
The 18-year-old has Prader-Willi Syndrome, is autistic and partially blind, and was born with Septo-optic Dysplasia - which affects around one in every 10,000 births.
And in a heartwarming scene, viewers got to see a sweet interaction between the teenager and his youngest sibling, sister Bunny, six.
"We're going to watch Peppa Pig," Bunny can be heard saying.
She walks over to Harvey sat on the sofa, and hands him an iPad.
"Thanks Bunny, love you!" Harvey beams.
"Love you too," little Bunny tells him back.
The two then cuddle up on the sofa together to watch the cartoon.
Meanwhile, viewers got to see Katie's skills as a mum and took to Twitter with words of high praise.
" Katie Price is such a good mum," one wrote.
Another tweeted: "Well done @KatiePrice, you should be so proud of the wonderful mother you have been to your beautiful Harvey."
"Wow this is a beautiful and powerful film," a third penned.
"Say what you want about Katie Price but her love for Harvey is admiring," a fourth gushed.
And a fifth wrote: "One thing Katie Price is a damn good mother."
*Katie Price: Harvey & Me can be viewed on BBC iPlayer.
