Katie Price's Ex-Husband Lee Andrews Sparks Release Rumors from Dubai Jail

Lee Andrews, the former husband of British glamour model Katie Price, has generated speculation about his release from a Dubai jail following a resurgence of activity on his Instagram account. Andrews, who was reportedly imprisoned in Dubai's Al-Awir jail on multiple occasions this year for fraud charges, reappeared on the social media platform on Monday.

Following his return to Instagram, Andrews has updated his bio from 'Katie Price's Husband' to 'Britain's Bad Boy.' He also shared a clip of Halsey's 2018 song "Without Me," featuring lyrics such as 'Does it ever get lonely? Thinking you could live without me,' which has been interpreted as a pointed message to his former wife.

![Lee Andrews' Instagram story featuring Halsey's song "Without Me"]( "Lee Andrews' Instagram story featuring Halsey's song "Without Me" and hinting at a breakup.")

Further fueling speculation, Andrews liked a post from The Sun detailing Katie Price's upcoming appearance on the TV show "Celebrity Handcuffed," where she is set to be joined by politician Suella Braverman.

Instagram comedian Lily D, known online as councilestatequeen, has been vocal about Andrews and contributed to the discussion surrounding his potential release.

Katie Price and Lee Andrews parted ways in early September after an eight-month marriage. The split reportedly occurred when Price discovered that Andrews, who had claimed to be a millionaire, had only £2.22 in his bank account. At the time, Price stated that Andrews had 'scammed her heart' and described their marriage as 'embarrassing.' She has since consulted a divorce lawyer.

While still reportedly in prison, Andrews previously sent a voice note admitting that the divorce was 'for the best.' He claimed to have substantial funds and that financial matters should be private between a couple. He also expressed his continued love for Price.

Price expressed that she felt scammed not for money, but because she believed Andrews had fabricated his identity. She also recounted an incident where a ring he claimed was worth £72,000 was valued at only £5,000 for insurance purposes.

Daily Mail has approached Lee Andrews for comment regarding the latest developments.