Katie Price has thanked fans for their 'incredible' feedback to her documentary with son Harvey.
The former glamour model and her 18-year-old son's doc, Katie Price: Harvey and Me, aired on Monday night on BBC One.
It followed Kate as she looked for a residential college for Harvey and saw him visit possible choices.
The doc also focused on Harvey transitioning into adulthood, including a move from Great Ormond Street Hospital, as he turned 18.
Harvey suffers from partial blindness, Prader-Willi syndrome, autism, and learning and behavioural difficulties, as a result of a rare genetic disorder.
Viewers were able to see how Harvey is affected by his various conditions and the challenges Kate faces as a mum.
But viewers were full of praise for them both and were even left in tears.
"Watching Harvey and Me and I’m thinking @KatiePrice really doesn’t get enough credit for what a fantastic single mother she is to all her children," tweeted one.
Another said: "Rather emotional watching this. I want to give Harvey a big hug. The love they have for each other. Can't knock Katie at all."
A third added: I loved watching that. I’m in tears. Harvey is such a gorgeous human. And you can see the bond you have. All the best to Harv in his next chapter."
"Say whatever you want about @KatiePrice but she’s an absolutely amazing mum! You can really tell how much Harvey loves her. Breaking my heart," a fourth commented.
A fifth added: "These are happy tears #harveyandme @KatiePrice thanks for giving us a glimpse of this remarkable relationship. I hope Harvey gets his place at that college.."
Katie, who has four other children, commented after the programme: "I wanted to say thank you so much to @bbcone, @Minnow_Films and the general public for all your support in the lead up to #HarveyandMe and the incredible feedback tonight.
"This really has been such an amazing journey for Harvey and myself, and I want to continue the conversation surrounding the difficulties that parents of children with complex needs face, and help parents going through a similar situation. Thank you all so much."
