Katie Price has stated she intends to hold her husband, Lee Andrews, accountable for allegedly "hurting other people," following his recent release from prison in Dubai. The model, 48, has reportedly reached her limit with Andrews' behavior after his second incarceration in Dubai's Al Awir prison.
Price discussed the situation with her sister, Sophie, on their podcast. She indicated a plan to have the podcast producer interview Andrews to "delve in deep" into allegations surrounding his business dealings. "I don't like people hurting people," Price said, adding that she had not yet commented publicly on the matter.
This comes after reports surfaced of a voice note allegedly sent by Andrews to an acquaintance, in which he discussed selling a sex tape of himself and Price for a significant sum. In the alleged recording, Andrews reportedly mentioned needing to "get cash quickly" and suggested the tape could be worth £250,000. He later reportedly claimed he was joking when informed that such an act could be illegal.
Price clarified on the podcast that she has not participated in a sex tape with Andrews, stating that his mention of it in the voice note was a joke. However, she acknowledged that "there is so much coming out about Lee" and that "there is no smoke without fire."
Sophie Price described Andrews' alleged discussion of the tape as "disgusting" and "out of order." Katie Price interjected that the conversation was not with his friends but with someone she described as "professional."
Following the reports, Andrews' family issued a statement through a friend on behalf of his sister, Kelly. The statement expressed shock at recent information that brought forward "evidence" and acknowledged that "this involves Kelly's brother, which makes this incredibly painful for their family." The family stated that "the Lee we knew was never like this."
Despite the ongoing controversy, Price recently shared an image of Andrews on Facebook, commenting on his "hair growth journey" and calling him a "handsome husband." Andrews had drawn attention for leaving prison with a full head of hair after previously discussing hair transplants.