Katie Price has said she “can’t stop smiling” after her son Harvey was discharged from hospital. 

The 18-year-old was rushed to hospital earlier this month with a fever and difficulty breathing, and it was later revealed that he had been taken into the intensive care unit, where he remained for a number of days.

After leaving ICU over the weekend, Katie has now confirmed Harvey has been allowed to go home. 

She told The Sun on Tuesday night: “It feels like Christmas. I can’t stop smiling.

“The day started badly but it’s ending as the best day ever.”

A rep for Katie added to Metro: “Harvey is headed home. Katie is naturally delighted.”

Katie has been keeping fans updated on Harvey’s condition on social media over the last few days. 

Last week, she confirmed Harvey had been tested for coronavirus, but the result had come back negative.

On Saturday, she posted a video of the two of them in hospital, in which Harvey – who has Prader-Willi syndrome and autism – then expressed his thanks to his supporters, and agreed with his mum that he was doing “a lot better”.

Harvey being discharged from hospital came just hours after Katie virtually attended a bankruptcy hearing. 

The reality star was declared bankrupt in November last year and discussed her current financial status and assets at Tuesday’s hearing at the insolvency and companies court at the Rolls Building in London. 

She told the court she owns a house but is currently living in a rented property and has a Beetle car, one horse and one pony, but nothing else.

Katie, who was once reported to be worth £40 million, said: “I haven’t got anything, I haven’t got absolutely anything left, everything has been stolen off me.”

She said she had been burgled and cannot get any insurance, adding: “I’ve lost everything.”

However, the court heard that the star had average recent monthly earnings of £45,000.