Katie Price has shared cryptic messages on social media alluding to "hurt" and "difficult times," as her marriage to businessman Lee Andrews faces ongoing turmoil. The posts surfaced amid reports that Andrews continues to be held in jail, despite earlier indications of his release.

Price, 48, took to Instagram on Sunday to post a graphic with text reading, "Life happened, it hurt, I healed, but most importantly, I learned who deserves a seat at my table and who will never sit at it again." She later overlaid the words "I survived" onto another quote stating, "I will never, ever forget who helped me in difficult times, who put me in difficult times, and who left me in difficult times." She then wrote 'I survived' over another quote which stated: 'I will never, ever forget who helped me in difficult times, who put me in difficult times, and who left me in difficult times.'

While Price did not explicitly name individuals or situations, the messages suggest personal distress. Her husband, Lee Andrews, 43, has been a source of marital drama since their January wedding. His history includes prison sentences in Dubai, accusations of fraud, and alleged kidnapping.

Reports indicated Andrews was set to be released in July after a second period in Dubai's Al Awir prison following fraud claims. However, sources now suggest he has not been released, with fellow inmates reportedly growing tired of his alleged deceptions. The Sun reports that Andrews has repeatedly told inmates his release paperwork is finalized, only to remain in custody.

Despite the ongoing legal issues surrounding her husband, Price appeared to reaffirm her commitment by posting a selfie on Monday wearing her wedding ring and her "Owned By Lee" tattoo. While Katie, 48, has publicly continued to support him, it appears things have taken their toll on her as she declared that she had 'survived' difficult times

Previously, Price had stated her intention to hold her husband accountable for his actions. In an episode of her podcast, she expressed a desire for a deep dive into his situation, stating, "I don't like people hurting people."

Andrews was reportedly taken to Lahab police station on July 10 and was attempting to raise a £120,000 fine. Friends of Price have reportedly urged her to end the relationship, with one source stating that both Andrews and his father are now incarcerated in the same facility. The source added that Andrews maintains his innocence and is seeking to pay off debts to return to the UK, but whether Price will be waiting for him remains uncertain. She is described as "furious" and "fed up" with the situation.