Jordan, real name Katie Price of course, has complained to the Press Complaints Commission over a sticker given away by Heat magazine which featured a picture of her disabled son Harvey with the strapline 'Harvey wants to eat me', which is a bit out of order really (the sticker, not the PCC complaint).
The print media regulator have confirmed they received a complaint from Price and her husband Peter Andre, and a further 30 complaints. The formal complaint claims the c'leb mag breached PCC clauses 6 and 12, which cover the treatment of children and discrimination, in their inclusion of Harvey - who was born with a rare disorder called septo-optic dysplasia which causes blindness and growth hormone deficiency - in the sticker promotion.
Heat maker EMAP say that editor Mark Frith has already apologised for the sticker and is speaking to Price and Andre's representatives about it.