Lee Andrews has reportedly been attempting to sell a sex tape allegedly featuring himself and Katie Price for £250,000. Andrews, 43, who was recently jailed again in Dubai, is said to have considered selling the footage to companies such as Vivid Entertainment, which has profited from distributing leaked videos of celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Pamela Anderson.

Reports of the alleged tape first emerged from a voice note purportedly sent by Andrews to a friend. In the recording, he is said to have discussed the potential for the tape to earn a significant sum and the need to "get cash quickly." He allegedly mentioned the possibility of selling it to a newspaper for "quarter of a million f***ing quid."

However, after being reportedly warned that selling such material without consent would be illegal, Andrews allegedly backtracked, suggesting they could "do our thing on this" via OnlyFans instead.

Katie Price has vehemently denied the existence of any such tape. In a statement released on Saturday, she called the story "completely untrue" and "deeply misleading," emphasizing that "any suggestion otherwise is false." She stated the claims were based on a voice note but that "a tape which does not exist and never will."

Price expressed her distress, saying she felt "incredibly upset, abused and humiliated" by the public sharing of these allegations, which she asserts have no factual basis.

Andrews' legal troubles in Dubai have been ongoing. He was released from Al Awir prison about a month prior to his latest arrest. He has insisted on his innocence regarding fraud allegations, claiming he was captured at gunpoint. He has also faced accusations from ex-partners of financial deception, which he denies.

His father was also reportedly detained in the same Dubai prison on suspicion of fraud. Friends of Katie Price have urged her to leave Andrews due to the ongoing drama and "white noise" he is bringing into her life.

Despite his arrest, Andrews is reportedly boasting about his impending release, claiming to have raised the £120,000 fine he faced. He allegedly told a friend that "Katie might need to bail me out" and suggested a GoFundMe campaign.

Previously, Andrews faced a travel ban from Dubai after taking out a £200,000 mortgage in his ex-girlfriend's name without her knowledge. He has also been accused by other former partners of convincing them to invest in his company with promises of high returns, allegations he has denied.