Katie Price reveals 28 stone son Harvey, 24, has lost two stone on weight-loss jabs after fearing he would 'die of a heart attack'

Katie Price has revealed her 28 stone son Harvey has lost two stone since starting weight-loss jabs. 

The former glamour model's eldest son, 24, has Prader-Willi syndrome, which sparks a constant desire to eat food and a permanent feeling of hunger which leads to obesity.

Earlier this year Katie shared her fears that Harvey would 'end up dying of a heart attack' if he didn't lose weight as she begged doctors to put him on weight-loss jabs. 

And now Katie has revealed Harvey has lost two stone after he was prescribed weight-loss jab Mounjaro. 

Speaking on the latest episode of her podcast with her sister Sophie, she said: 'And yeah he's started Mounjaro because I told you he's lost two stone.

She added: 'And I can really see him losing weight.' 

'That's great,' replied Sophie. 

As well as Prader-Willi, Harvey also battles a series of debilitating conditions including autism, septo-optic dysplasia, ADHD and oppositional defiant disorder.

In April 2025, his weight had reached almost 30 stone before changes to his diet helped him lose 1.5 stone.

And last year Katie said she had a plan with Harvey's medical team to put him on the weight loss jab Mounjaro, but in an update the mum voiced her frustrations that he still hasn't been prescribed it.

'I've been on the case to doctors about putting him on the Mounjaro,' she explained on her podcast.

Katie said she was going to resort to asking any doctors among her Instagram followers for help.

'I'm actually going to put something up on Instagram to say, is there any private doctors out there? Because the NHS are so much... I'm not slagging the NHS off, but they know he's in the obese category.'

'When he sleeps, I worry because he's snoring and wheezing. And then sometimes he holds his breath and I'm like he's massive. He's just getting bigger and he'll end up dying of a heart attack.'

'They've already told me years ago that if he don't lose weight, he's prone to a heart attack.'

Katie added that she 'just feels so bad' and said she was determined to help but pointed out: 'I'm not going to inject him myself because that's not medically right to do for him, but something needs to be done. He's just huge.'

In November, Katie said doctors were keen for Harvey to be put on a new weight loss drug 'in the new year' after it had completed clinical trials but added that 'if he goes on Mounjaro first and then goes onto this new one, it will work a lot quicker'.

At the time she explained that 'the reason he hasn’t started Mounjaro yet is because they were trying to get him to lose weight through his diet, to try all avenues'.