Lee Andrews, the ex-husband of Katie Price, has set up a fundraising page on GoGetFunding to help lift a travel ban against him, but the page has received little support, with just £29 raised from 25 donors at the time of writing. One donor gave £1 and joked for him to "spend it wisely."
Fundraising appeal details
The page, which appears to have been set up by Lee, says it is "Raising funds for bond to return home immediately." It claims he has been "falsely accused, detained illegally twice without trial, had assets seized and banks accounts frozen," and that he paid "hundreds of thousands in legal bills and civil cases not relating to him."
The campaign notes state he now needs to return to England to "live his life peacefully rebuild and full have access to his funds and clear his name." It says he is "seeking partial support of £95,000 to raise £250,000 and lift all travel ban cases against him."
Relationship with Katie Price
Lee and Katie split after less than a year of marriage, with Katie saying she had enough. Despite the split, Lee has refollowed her on Instagram after previously unfollowing her, and has put a single "K" at the top of his page, after calling himself "Britain's bad boy."
He also shared a post on his Stories showing his latest workout, captioning it: "Long climb but here we go." It is unknown if this is a way to show Katie what she is missing after she previously gushed over his arms.
Katie's comments on the split
Speaking on Good Morning Britain last month, Katie said she didn't marry him for his alleged wealth. She said: "I've never been with a man with money. With me, it's never about going with a man with money. I'm self-made, and I have my own money. He hasn't scammed me for money, but I feel he has scammed me, because he fabricated a person that doesn't exist."
