Katie Price praises Peter Andre saying son Harvey plays their song A Whole New World whenever they’re together
KATIE Price has revealed the hugely sweet gesture eldest son Harvey makes when he sees her ex husband Peter Andre.
Peter, 48, is known for his hits including Mysterious Girl and Flava while the mum of five, 43, has dabbled with chart songs.
The pair, who split in 2009, released the hit Aladdin theme tune A Whole New World back in 2006 - and it appears Harvey, 19, hasn't forgotten it 15 years on.
Talking to , Katie revealed of Harvey, who suffers rare genetic disorder Prader-Willi syndrome, leaving him with complex needs, said: "Whenever he sees Pete, he will open up YouTube on his iPad and start playing the clip of us singing A Whole New World.
"Every single time, I want the ground to swallow me up.
"It's bad enough having to listen back to it, never mind having to listen back to it standing next to Pete!"
The live video in question, performed for a BBC Children In Need Special, shows the former couple posing in matching white outfits as they hold hands to enter the stage.
Pete takes the lead on the vocals in the opening verse while Katie chimes in on the chorus and second voice, showing off her impressive vocal talent.
Katie's confession about the tune comes as part of the magazine's excerpt of her new book, Harvey and Me.
"Every single time, I want the ground to swallow me up."
Katie Price
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Katie, who is now engaged to Carl Woods, also opened up in her book about Harvey's emotion directly after her split with Peter.
She wrote in the tome: "The split from Pete rally upset Harvey.
"It must have been frustrating for him at the time because he couldn't express how he felt.
"But now he can and he remembers a lot more than you'd think.
"It's really sad."
In the same book, the businesswoman and author tells how she is convinced Uri Geller helped cure Harvey's blindness with his 'bending spoon' technique.
Her mother Amy has also spoken out about how Harvey's dad Dwight Yorke is absent from his life.
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