Katie Price surprises son Harvey with VIP bottle service at O Beach in Ibiza as they party with Wayne Lineker

Katie Price surprised her son Harvey with VIP bottle service at O Beach in Ibiza as they partied with Wayne Lineker.

The former glamour model, 48, has jetted off to the island with her son, 24, for some quality mother and son time. 

On Tuesday, they headed to Wayne's day club, where Katie had a big surprise waiting for Harvey.

In a clip shared on Instagram by her pal Ryan Mira, Harvey could be seen having the time of his life as he danced with the bottle girls who had his name spelt out on massive orange boards.

Beaming from ear to ear, he partied away as Katie lovingly stood beside him on the stage.

'Our @officialmrharveyprice in the house,' Ryan penned on top of the post.

Their outing comes after Katie made a major cosmetic surgery U-turn as she revealed she is no longer making tweakments to her bottom.

The star has become known for her excessive history of cosmetic procedures, including six face lifts, 17 breast augmentations, dental work and a fox eye op.

However she has now revealed she will never have a BBL or any more filler in her bottom due to fears she 'will die'.

Speaking on Andrew Gold Heretics podcast on Thursday, she discussed the risks surrounding cosmetic surgery.

She confessed: 'I so want to get my implants [in her bottom]. I've booked it in then haven't because so many people said, "Kate, don't do implants in your bottom."

'So, I haven't. I have actually listened because for that one people die.'

Explaining she has previously had filler in her bottom, Katie confirmed she wouldn't ever have it again due to the high risk.

She said: 'I've had filler in it, but the filler does not last me the same as my lips. I don't know if it's my high metabolism but it never lasts on me.

'So, I've had the filler in the bum, but I've stopped it now because I've heard of so many people dying doing it that I'm not even doing that now because I'm like, nah.'

As Andrew asked about infection risk, Katie added: 'It can happen to anyone for your body could just reject it.

'And I think everyone when it's easy now on Instagram, you can see before and after ops and a lot of people airbrush the bit after to make it look good.

'But people don't realise you've got that bit in between that isn't nice and you just got to trust the process.

'But every time you're under the knife, anything can go wrong. Like it doesn't mean to say if you do your face it's going to heal well. There's always a risk with everything.'