Katie Price has given an intimate snapshot into family life after taking her two youngest children to visit their older brother Harvey in hospital.
Harvey, 18, has spent the last week recuperating after being rushed to intensive care on Sunday evening with breathing problems.
While he has tested negative for coronavirus and been moved out of the ICU, Harvey will be staying in hospital a while longer while doctors run a slew of tests.
With strict visiting rules brought in to prevent the spread of Covid-19, Katie has only been able to see her eldest son in two-hour slots each day.
Today she took Jett, five, and four-year-old Bunny with her to see Harv, and they wasted no time in helping to cheer him up.
Little Bunny regaled her big bro with a song about frogs - his favourite animal - as well as showing him how to blow bubbles with her chewing gum.
"Bunny with Harvey today," Katie captioned one of the sweet clips she filmed of the two siblings bonding as Harvey lay back in his hospital bed.
"I love it! I love it Bunny," Harvey laughed before Bunny reached down to kiss his cheek.
Harvey was well enough to update fans on his condition when Katie visited him last night.
She asked Harvey in a video: "What do you want to say to people given you lovely messages?"
He responded: "Thank you."
Asked how he was feeling, Harvey said: "Better."
He added: "Thank you everyone."
It comes a day after Katie was slammed for spending 11 hours in the hair salon getting her extensions added while her son was lying in hospital.
But she hit back at the "unjust and unkind" comments, with her rep telling Mirror Online: "Why does Katie need to justify getting her hair done? This is mum-shaming at its worst."
"Katie has restricted visiting time with Harvey, this is heartbreaking for her. She's getting on with her day to day that has included getting her hair done now restrictions have been lifted, as have millions of other mothers.
"Katie is acutely aware where her Harvey is. Anyone in doubt of Katie's dedication to Harvey should spend a day in Katie's shoes, then feel free to pass comment," her rep added.
"These comments are unjust and unkind."
