Harvey Price, 23, joined his mother Katie Price and former Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona onstage Tuesday night during a stop on the pair's tell-all tour, appearing to a packed Forum Theatre in Billingham and dancing as Katona sang the group's hit "Whole Again."
Harvey, the eldest of Katie Price's five children, was introduced to the audience beaming. He wore a green bucket hat with frog-eye details and was pictured holding his mother's hand and moving to the music. Harvey, who is blind, autistic and has septo-optic dysplasia, also appeared in a blue top and grey tracksuit bottoms.
Ahead of the Billingham show, Katie shared behind-the-scenes images from her dressing room, including a photograph of Harvey getting his nails done after they spent the day together. The Billingham performance followed a series of disruptions on other recent dates on the duo's tour.
On Monday night at Whitley Bay Playhouse, the pair's scheduled 7:30 p.m. start was pushed back to 8 p.m. because of "technical difficulties," but attendees reported the show did not begin until Katie arrived more than two hours late. An onlooker told the Daily Mail that Kerry Katona performed solo while the audience waited. When Katie finally took to the stage, she reportedly told the crowd, "S**t happened sorry. At least no one died!" and the pair continued the show, which ended with Katona singing "Whole Again."
Attendees at Whitley Bay and other dates also reported sound issues, with Chronicle Live saying some audience members complained they could not hear what was being said clearly. A spokesperson for the Whitley Bay Playhouse and representatives for Katie Price were contacted for comment by the Daily Mail.
The Billingham appearance came days after a separate incident at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton, where a group of women were removed for what venue staff described as "drunken and disruptive" behaviour. Security intervened during the interval, delaying the second half of the show, and Merseyside Police said officers were called after the women refused to leave and were verbally abusive toward staff.
A Merseyside Police statement said: "We received a report at just before 9.10pm last night, Sunday September 7, from security staff at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton, that a number of females had been asked to leave due to drunken and disruptive behaviour. It was reported that they refused to leave and continued to be verbally abusive towards staff. Enquiries into the matter are ongoing."
Tour organisers and venue staff have dealt with technical setbacks and crowd-management issues across multiple dates while Katie Price and Kerry Katona have continued promoting the show. The pair are scheduled to perform additional dates as part of the ongoing tour.