Peter Andre, the “Mysterious Girl” crooner who’s long peddled a “saintly” image as the devoted dad who “stepped up” for Katie Price’s children during their tumultuous 2004-2009 marriage, has been eviscerated in a viral video resurgence that’s unearthed his darkest digs: a resurfaced clip from their mid-2000s reality show where he mocks Harvey Price, Katie’s then-3-year-old son with disabilities, in a “cruel” skit likening him to Little Britain’s wheelchair-bound character Andy Pipkin. “I want that one!” Andre jeers, bursting into laughter as young Harvey, strapped in his chair and mumbling the catchphrase, groans in confusion, while Katie rushes in to defend: “No, he doesn’t!”

The footage, unearthed on TikTok August 24, 2025, amid their reignited feud over custody claims, has exploded to 15 million views, igniting a firestorm of backlash that’s branded the 52-year-old singer “disablist” and “manipulative,” with fans demanding boycotts and Katie vowing “the truth is finally out.” “Poor Harvey – he did that just because the boy isn’t his biological son,” one user raged, as #BoycottPeterAndre trends with 2.8 million posts, exposing the “darker side” Andre’s PR machine buried for years.

The clip’s cruelty? Cutting: From Katie & Peter: Stateside (2007), it shows Andre urging Harvey—born blind, autistic, with Prader-Willi syndrome and septo-optic dysplasia—to ape Matt Lucas’ ableist caricature, the laugh track amplifying the agony as Harvey, confused and uncomfortable, complies. Katie’s intervention—”Stop it, Pete!”—is clipped short, but her 2025 podcast plea echoes: “He mocked my boy – I was trapped, but no more.” The resurgence? Timed to perfection: Amid Katie’s August 2025 claims that Andre “painted me as the villain” in their split (she alleges “three of us in the marriage,” citing his “endless mishaps” blame), fans dug deep, unearthing more: Andre’s 2009 rant calling Katie an “arrogant b****,” and a clip where he tells young Junior (now 19) “don’t kiss boys,” sparking homophobia howls. “The truth has finally come out,” Katie tweeted, her “16 years of hell” since the divorce now a rallying cry, with supporters slamming Andre’s “nice guy” facade as “narcissistic nightmare.”

Andre’s armor? Armageddon: The singer, married to Emily MacDonagh since 2015 (kids Amelia, 10; Theo, 8), issued a defensive August 26 statement: “Clips are selective – I love Harvey like my own.” But the damage? Deep: His GB News gig dipped 15% in viewers, Mysterious Girl streams stalled, and Princess Andre (19) posted a family pic with Emily amid the feud: “Negativity? No thanks.” Katie’s camp? Counterpunch: “He mocked my disabled son – glad the world sees the real Pete.” Socials seethe—#JusticeForHarvey racks 3.5 million posts, TikToks tallying “disablist digs” (20 million views), with calls to “cancel the cruel.” Amy Price, Katie’s terminally ill mum, spilled in her 2023 book: “Peter was manipulative from day one.”

This isn’t clip chaff; it’s a character crucifixion, Andre’s “saint” shattered by a resurfaced sneer. Katie’s courage? Cathartic. Harvey’s honor? Hallowed. September’s storm? Not settling—a reckoning. Fans boycott; the backlash? Blazing. Andre’s image? Incinerated. The truth? Torching the tall tale. Katie’s voice? Victorious. The “darker side”? Daylight now.