Sick T-shirt and mug of Katie Price’s disabled son Harvey removed from eBay
A SICK collection of items featuring a photo of Katie Price's disabled son Harvey with the words "hello you c****s" has been pulled from eBay.
A T-shirt and mug showing the blind teen, who suffers from Prader-Willi syndrome and is on the autistic spectrum, were up for sale.
They included the now famous phrase used by Harvey when he appeared on Loose Women with his mum.
He was asked what he would say "if someone said something horrible" to him, to which the 15-year-old replied "hello you c***s".
A seller, who went under the name rooby3333, advertised the shirts for £13.99 while the mugs were on sale for £8.99.
The online auction site has now removed both items.
An eBay spokesman said: "While we loved Harvey standing up to his bullies, unfortunately these items aren't allowed on eBay because of offensive language printed on them.
"We have removed these items and we will contact the seller on this."
When asked about his products, the seller said: "It depends which way you look at it at the end of the day.
"He [Harvey] responded to a question regarding his haters and trolls, and I think he did a great job.
"As for being offensive, not at all."
When asked about profiting by using the image of Harvey he added: "You're missing the point totally, I'm done here."
In his description of the T-shirt rooby3333 told potential buyers it was "handmade using the highest quality inks you can buy."
Last month England cricketer Ben Stokes apologised to Katie after he was filmed mimicking Harvey's phrase in a Snapchat video.
Katie Price launched an online petition earlier this year in a bid to make internet bullying a criminal offence.
The petition was signed by an extraordinary 221,914 people before it was closed.
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The TV personality had previously spoken about some of the insults that had been directed at her son and made her determined to do all she can to stamp it out.
In October 2017 Harvey was also the target of blackmailers who demanded £50,000 in a threatening email to Katie, saying Harvey's face would get "smashed" if she didn't pay up.
Neither Katie or her team have made any comment regarding the items.
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