Katie Price is never one to play it safe on social media, and now she’s hit out at women sliding into her husband’s DMs.
The former glamour model, 48, married so-called millionaire businessman Lee Andrews in January, days after meeting him and accepting his rose-petal proposal.
In the months since, numerous questions have been raised about Lee’s income and his true identity, the drama culminating in May when he vanished for weeks and was revealed to have been arrested.
Still, this hasn’t stopped women from reaching out to the alleged con man and sending him flirty messages.
Taking to her Instagram Story on Sunday, Katie raged over the ‘disgusting’ propositions, naming and shaming one woman for sending Lee an explicit video.
In the screenshot, she exposes herself wearing black stockings and a leather mini skirt, having also written: ‘Just forget Katie and let me come look after you x’
Katie penned: ‘Why are some girls so beggy messaging my husband?’
‘Have some decorum,’ she added, tagging the woman and saying she is ’embarrassed for [her]’.
The reality TV star reunited with Lee in Dubai last week, leaping into his arms upon his release from the notorious Al-Wir prison.
Despite refusing to pay the £140,000 required to secure Lee’s freedom, Katie never stopped searching for her fourth hubby when he suddenly ghosted her in mid-May.
At first, she feared he had been kidnapped (a story Lee maintains is true) after he FaceTimed her from the back of a van with his hands tied and a hood over his head, warning her that people were ‘coming’ for him.
From there, Lee claims he was taken to a black site and held at gunpoint, denying that his subsequent imprisonment was on fraud charges but rather that he was suspected of espionage.
However, it later emerged that he was actually jailed for allegedly failing to pay thousands of pounds of unpaid debts.
According to The Sun, Lee has been given 14 days to make the repayments, which include 266 dirhams (£54k) to car rental company Rotanna Star, dating back to 2022.
Lee also allegedly owes a UAE law firm 74,817.50 dirhams (£15k). It’s believed this is the matter that resulted in him becoming a ‘wanted man’ and led to his arrest.
He’ll now have to inform the CID when he plans to leave Dubai.
And while Katie has stood by Lee and defended him since their romance began, she has made it known that she will not be giving him her cash.
The I’m A Celebrity icon, who has been declared bankrupt twice, told The Sun ahead of his return: ‘He is coming out. I can’t wait to see him, can’t wait to have our chats, and he should be out next week, but knowing that, knowing what prisons are like, even in England, you never know.’
She added: ‘I’ve made it clear to Lee; I will never give him money. I’ll never give a man money; I’ve done it all my life. I’ve always been the breadwinner. My divorces, I’m the one that always has to give. I said to Lee I’ll never do it.’
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Katie is currently back in Dubai with Lee, having flown there several times to keep the fire of their long-distance marriage burning due to Lee’s travel ban. He initially denied having one before Katie confirmed that he did.
Although, according to the AI enthusiast, his Dubai chapter could be coming to an end soon, as he’s vowed to make it to the UK and set up home with his wife.
‘I will be coming to the UK, despite what everyone’s saying. I’m on my way soon, so I’ll be giving Dubai up a little bit,’ he told a fan on Cameo, a platform he’s set up a profile on to make extra money via personalised video messages.
Lee charges a minimum of £26 per vid, having already dished out birthday wishes, Father’s Day messages, and even motivational pep talks (because who wouldn’t want those?) to paying customers with his side hustle.
As expected, Lee didn’t share his exact timeline or any further details on his relocation, but he’ll have to settle his outstanding debts and ensure a return to jail is well off the cards before he tries to book any flights.
Everything Lee Andrews has been accused of since marrying Katie Price
Misleading claims of being a multi-millionaire business owner
When Katie named Lee as her new partner, he was selling himself as the CEO of Aura Group Future Urban Travel 2027 and an ‘investor in SpaceX Hybrid Fitness’.
His profile, which had 111k followers, was littered with photos of the entrepreneur in the gym and enjoying the high life in Dubai – also appearing to rub shoulders with Elon Musk and Kim Kardashian.
However, it was all later exposed as a farce – with no information about his company on its website, and his snaps with celebrities appearing to also be AI-generated.
Being banned from leaving Dubai
After meeting and marrying her new husband in Dubai, it came time for Katie to fly home to the UK – however her husband was unable to join her.
This was due to the fact that he’d allegedly served time in Dubai’s Al Awir central prison for suspected fraud, for allegedly taking out a £200,000 mortgage in his ex-girlfriend’s name without her knowledge.
The UAW bans people facing criminal investigations from leaving the country, however Lee denied he was unable to return to the UK and said there must be some ‘wrong details’.
However, Katie later confirmed he was subjected to a ban, but didn’t clarify why.
Teasing a fake pregnancy
Just a few weeks into their relationship, both Katie and Lee teased they were expecting a baby. After Katie declared she was ‘having his child’ Lee wrote they were a ‘perfect couple soon to be triple’.
At one point, the mum of five even urged her followers to pay £2.99 to find out the results of a pregnancy test.
Despite the attempts to generate publicity, she then confirmed she was not pregnant.
Scamming a string of women
Days after Katie and Lee tied the knot, two of his exes accused him of being a ‘liar, narcissist and manipulator’.
Two months later, it was then reported he’d been begging women for money weeks before he married Katie.
His ex Alana, then shared a post on Instagram calling him the ‘Tinder Swindler’ and claimed multiple women had contacted her saying he’d tried to scam them out of money too.
‘Ghosting’ his wife
After Lee failed to return to the UK last week, Katie revealed she had concerns he’d been kidnapped and then reported him as a missing person.
However, it was then reported that Lee had actually ‘ghosted’ his wife and was ‘squatting in a slightly run-down villa’ in Dubai and using a burner phone.
The Sun claimed he was ‘frantically planning a route out of this ginormous hole he appears to have buried himself in’.