Model Jordan to Launch Kids Clothing Line

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On May 27, 2002, model Jordan (Katie Price) gave birth to a son, Harvey, who was born with condition called septo-optic dysplasia which results in blindness and, apparently, makes kids grow larger than normal. Because of this, she plans to launch a line of kids clothing for larger kids. Of Harvey, who is now three, Jordan says,
“Harvey is really hard to buy for because he needs stuff for 12-year-olds. The problem is, a lot of it isn’t suitable for him. So I have to do a lot of hunting around. We’re not the only family with this problem, which is why I’d like to have a go at designing some clothes. I think it’s something that could really take off.”

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