The CEO of Harvey Norman Katie Page has not said how far back her relationship goes with jailed drug boss Damion Flower.

Page who was photographed with the high-profile racing identity who has been jailed for 17 years, alongside John Singleton and NRL and Bulldogs identity Phil Gould.

Flower owned horses with high-profile Sydneysiders, Page has not said whether she and her husband Gerry Harvey had investments with Flower who was caught using Qantas baggage handlers to import Cocaine.

There is no evidence that Pager or Gerry Harvey knew anything about Flower’s illegal operations that got him jailed neither did Alan Jones or former advertising executive John Singleton.

At the time of his arrest in May 2019, Flower was a darling of racing, having risen from blue-collar roots to prominence with Group One-winning horse Snitzel.

Above Image: Daily Mail, seen left to right Phil Gould Channel Nine commentator, Katie Page CEO Harvey Norman, Jailed drug boss Damion Flowe, and John Singleton .