Katie Price has publicly defended her new husband Lee Andrews after a series of allegations surfaced, including claims that his fortune is exaggerated and that he spent three weeks in a Dubai jail. The 47-year-old former model married Andrews, who presents himself as a tycoon with links to Elon Musk, just a week after they met last month.
Andrews' ex-partner Alana Percival, who claims he proposed to her in the same manner shortly before marrying Price, urged Katie to 'run for the hills' and alleged that Andrews advertised on an escort site. Another ex, Crystal Janke, claims Andrews tricked her into giving him £123,000 for investment, promising a £1 million return.
The Daily Mail previously reported that Andrews spent three weeks in a UAE jail for allegedly forging his ex-girlfriend Dina Taji's signature to secure a £200,000 loan. He is also said to be banned from leaving the country due to pending legal cases. However, Andrews denied the travel ban, posting a screenshot from a UAE police app showing 'No travel bans' and stating he plans to go on honeymoon soon.
Price shared defiant messages on Instagram, including one that read: 'I promise, if you saw the way he treats me in private, you'd understand why I'm wildly addicted to him.' She also reposted: 'Sorry to anyone who thought they were next, he's not going anywhereee that's my husband byeee.'
Andrews has also been accused of using AI and appearing on an escort site, where he reportedly advertises as a 'sexy educated professional from GB' charging a minimum £940 per hour. He maintains that much of the criticism is untrue, saying: 'I know I'm probably the most hated man in Britain, but half this stuff is not even true.'
