The BBC is reportedly in talks with Katie Price about commissioning a full series following her son Harvey Price as he makes the move into a college care setting later this year.
The 18-year-old is severely disabled with multiple conditions including autism and Prader-Willi Syndrome - the latter of which has caused his weight to swell to almost 29 stone.
The challenges involved in caring for Harvey, as well as the plight to find him a residence able to cope with his specialist needs, were documented in the one-off BBC One piece Katie Price: Harvey and Me last week.
The programme received a warm reception from viewers and also attracted an audience of 4.2 million and according to The Sun, the BBC is now keen to order a multi-episode follow-up.
"Katie and Harvey's documentary was not only insightful and powerful, but it showed how popular their journey has become," a source told the newspaper.
"After seeing the reception for the documentary the team behind it are now looking at the logistics of making a follow-up happen.
"Everything depends on Katie and Harvey however and whether they would be open to showing his next steps.
"The reaction to the documentary was outstanding and it's being viewed as a huge success."
Katie Price: Harvey and Me is available to watch on iPlayer.
Neil Wilkes
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