Lee Andrews has claimed that one of Katie Price's cats has died, dropping the bombshell in a personalised Cameo video requested by a fan on Father's Day. The self-proclaimed businessman, 43, made the revelation while thanking the fan for being the "best cat dad."
Lee Andrews Reveals Cat Death in Cameo Message
In a video recorded for a fan who paid £33.23, Andrews stated that one of Price's eight Sphynx cats had passed away. "I love dogs, I love cats, I love animals," he said. "So does Kate, so we share that empathy. She's got five Sphynxes actually. One has just passed away. Sorry, eight Sphynxes, five dogs." He later clarified: "Eight Sphynxes, now seven, one passed away."
Andrews continued to list the pets he and Price currently own, saying: "Five horses, I've got two horses here in Dubai, she's got five in the UK, and she wants a new one, which I am going to have to sell a kidney for. Jokes. And two dogs. Two dogs, seven cats - was eight, five horses."
Andrews' History of Claims and Controversy
This latest claim follows Andrews' assertion in another Father's Day Cameo video that he had adopted Katie Price's children. He said: "I haven't got children, but we're trying. I've adopted five of them. I love my wife, and I love her children."
Katie Price's ex-husband Peter Andre hit back at those claims, with his representatives telling Metro they were "categorically untrue" and "yet another lie" from Andrews. The representative added: "They haven't even met him!"
Family Responds to Andrews' Statements
In February, Price's children Junior and Princess broke their silence on their mother's whirlwind marriage to Andrews. Princess said in a joint appearance on This Morning: "I've not met him." Junior added: "Our mum is her own person, she's her own woman. She's going to do what she's going to do and at the end of the day, we're supportive of her as long as she's happy."
Andrews' Release from Dubai Prison
Last week, Lee Andrews was released from prison in Dubai after being arrested on reported fraud charges. He was detained for a "private civil matter" last month but insisted to Price that he was kidnapped on suspicion of espionage. Express.co.uk has contacted Price's representatives for comment.
