In the picture, the former glamour model is smiling alongside Harvey, Jett, Princess and Bunny... but it was Bunny was that causing quite the stir.
Katie Price has caused a big debate online after she shared a picture of her family on Instagram. The group were at Autism’s Got Talent this weekend as her son Harvey took part in the competition.
In the picture, the former glamour model is smiling alongside Harvey, Jett, Princess and Bunny… but it was Bunny was that causing quite the stir.Katie captioned the picture: “Can’t wait to spend half term with all my kiddies. What has everyone got planned for half term?” but Instagram users didn’t comment on that, instead they chose to write about Bunny’s footwear.
One person asked: “Why has Bunny got high heels on?” while another added: “Was thinking the same? They look like her mums boots.” However, other people said they should just let Bunny be, and it’s no big deal if she wants to dress up. When one said she wouldn’t dress her child up in heels, another wrote: “That’s your child so that’s your business and your choice.. this however isn’t your child or any of your business.”News & GossipKate MiddletonHolly Willoughby considering a move abroad after ‘year from hell’
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