Katie Price couldn't stop laughing as she tried to get son Harvey to stop swearing in front of his grandmother.
Former glamour model Katie is documenting her mum Amy's struggle with incurable lung infection idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and has previously spoken of their family's difficulties during the pandemic.
And during one of her regular visits to see Amy, 69, she took son Harvey along.
But the socially distanced set up didn't go as planned when the foul mouthed 19-year-old starting swearing in front of his 'Nanny'.
Katie told Harvey, who has a number of conditions including autism and partial blindness, to mind his language but couldn't help but chuckle at his repeated expletives.
The clip shared on Instagram shows Katie and Harvey sitting outside Amy's back door as she's perched in the conservatory due to her vulnerability.
At one point, Katie asks her son what his grandma would think about his swearing and he replies: "Sorry nanny. Just f***ing open it you plonker," as Katie opened a parcel.
Katie then says: "Harv, you mustn't swear!" and he jokes: "Sorry about that you d***head."
As their visit comes to an end, he tells his nanny: "Great to see you forever."
Katie wrote in the Instagram caption: "HARVEY VISITS NANNY," as followers flooded the feed with comments.
The mum-of-five told earlier this year how she was "heartbroken" to here her mum "hasn't got long to live" and admitted she's been a rock to her throughout her life.
Katie has used her platform to document the struggles of those who suffer from incurable diseases and appeared on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch recently.
Discussing her mum, Katie says: "My mum is my absolute rock, my absolute best friend and to be told she's got an incurable breathing disease breaks my heart. Sadly, she hasn't got long left to live."
And taking to Instagram, the 42-year-old, who told her mum has just 32% lung capacity left as she's deteriorating, shared a beautiful shot of her mum 'dolled up' three years ago.
She captioned the post: "Mummy you look beautiful in this picture three years ago"
"I love you to the moon and back as we say."
But throughout her mum's health battles, the star has said she's been encouraged to embrace her loved ones and "build memories".
