Katie Price’s ex Lee Andrews shares crowdfunder for eye-watering sum to ‘clear his name’

Lee Andrews appears to have shared a crowdfunder to pay for his return to the UK after he was released from prison.

Katie Price’s estranged husband has been out of Dubai’s notorious Al-Awir prison for a matter of days, but has already taken to social media to plug his Cameo and OnlyFans accounts.

The embattled businessman has also shared a Go Get Funding page to his LinkedIn, titled ‘Bring Lee Andrews home’. The fundraiser has a goal sum of £95,000. At the time of publication, it has received no donations. 

Andrews is listed as the organiser of the campaign, the description of which states the £95,000 is required to post a ‘bond to the court and travel freely back home’. The fundraiser also claims the amount is only part of a £250,000 sum needed to ‘lift all travel ban cases against him’.

The description on the fundraiser claims Andrews has been ‘falsely accused’, been ‘detained illegally’ and had his ‘assets seized and bank accounts frozen’. 

It reads: ‘He now needs to return home to England where can live his life peacefully rebuild and full [sic] have access to his funds and clear his name.

‘Lee expresses deep gratitude and is not guilty of any crimes or the smear campaigns portrayed against him.’

Andrews joked about his lack of money when he returned to his Instagram Stories this week, while appearing to reference an accusation from his ex Alana Percival, who said he had faked his own death after his release from prison.

While eating sweets, which he said he had forgotten the taste of while behind bars, Andrews said: ‘People actually thought… People? Horrible people put that I claimed that I killed myself, or died or something. I don’t know what that was all about.’

‘Trust me, I couldn’t afford the rope at the moment,’ he said before adding: ‘No, that’s not true. But people thought I was going to be in jail for 50 years. So I proved those f***ers wrong.’ 

He then added: ‘And, I shouldn’t announce early but they also said I can’t get to the UK. Let me just prove with successes.’

Metro contacted Andrews for further comment on this story. 

Since leaving prison, Andrews has promised to ‘whistleblow’ about this ‘terrible ordeal’ once he has left the country, in a post shared to his Instagram.