Lee Andrews, the husband of Katie Price, allegedly attempted to sell a purported sex tape of the couple for £250,000, according to reports. The so-called multi-millionaire businessman was said to have been touting the footage for months to secure his release from jail after being arrested twice in recent weeks over an alleged £120,000 debt.
Andrews reportedly told a friend that explicit footage of him and Price could be sold for 'a pretty penny', potentially securing his freedom. However, he later backtracked after being warned that selling such content would be illegal under revenge porn laws, claiming he 'wasn't being serious'.
Price, 48, vehemently denied the existence of any sex tape, stating in an Instagram post that the claims left her feeling 'incredibly upset, abused and humiliated'. Her representative also denied the allegations. The former glamour model said the story was 'completely untrue' and that no such tape exists.
A voice note allegedly made by Andrews, heard by The Sun, discussed money-making plans involving contacting adult entertainment companies in the US. He reportedly said he needed to 'get cash quickly' and had 'some things to trade'. The publication claims Andrews was warned that selling the tape would constitute intimate image abuse, a criminal offence.
Price's family are said to be 'desperate for their relationship to end', viewing the latest allegations as the 'last straw'. An insider told the newspaper that loved ones fear for her well-being and are relieved Andrews is behind bars, unable to influence her.
