Katie Price appeared on This Morning today to discuss her campaign to bring about tougher punishments for online bullies.
She has been actively backing the campaign after the ongoing abuse directed at her eldest son Harvey, who suffers from a number of disabilities, by online trolls.
Taking to This Morning to speak out about the growing issue, Katie shocked viewers with her use of the offensive slur and was scolded by the show's host Philip Schofield when she revealed her son had been called the n-word.
Katie questioned: "Is it strong enough to call my son a black blind [n-word], is that not abuse? They called him a golliwog, that’s my son, is that acceptable?"
She then reiterated: “Calling my son a [n-word] is just not acceptable."
Her choice of language didn't sit well with Phil, who promptly told her: "You don't need to say that word again."
Yep. Definitely not OK.
While Katie’s decision to use that word on live TV may not have been wise, she did deliver an important speech about problems with online trolling and the need for better regulation on social media.
She said: "I want to go and meet [bosses at] Facebook, Instagram.
"If you want to get a car or credit card, [for finance checks] they want to know everything [about you] so why can’t they do that online and you can be tracked?
"You can get taken down but then go back on again in a different name.
"I'm gonna make sure with my Pricey Power I can do something about it, because it’s just not good enough."
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