Katie Price reveals son Jett hasn’t been to school for nine months | The Sun
KATIE Price revealed her son Jett hasn’t been to school for nine months.
The Channel 4 star took to social media for a live Q&A with her fans where she divulged more information about her youngest son's education arrangements.
Katie, 45, has five children, Harvey, 21, Junior, 18, Princess, 16, Jett, 9, and eight-year-old Bunny.
But the My Crazy Life star took to TikTok as she conducted a live broadcast for her followers.
Whilst her fans flooded the comments section with their questions, Katie revealed that her son is getting his education from the comfort of the Mucky Mansion.
She revealed: "Jett is good.
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"He hasn't been to school for nine months, so he has homeschooling at the moment."
This comes after the former Loose Women panellist opened up on her shocking health diagnosis for the first time as she admitted it's why she refuses to listen to others.
The My Mucky Mansion reality star revealed that she has ADHD as she joined her terminally ill mother for a new interview.
In a new interview with OK! Magazine, the star explained what could be behind her turmoil and this has led to some difficult conversations with her dying mum about her life.
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She admitted: "I’ve tried to educate my mum, but my brain is wired differently to other people,
"I hate labels, but now my mum and I have both spoken to doctors and she has realised why I’ve done things in the past, why I act the way I do, why I do things, why I am the way I am.
"It’s not because I don’t listen and take it on board, there’s just something in me. I’ve got better now."
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