Katie Price has revealed that her mother, Amy, was left 'p***ed off' after the former glamour model dedicated a song to her missing husband Lee Andrews, despite initially recording it for her mum. The 47-year-old shared the details on her podcast with sister Sophie, explaining the sudden U-turn that caused family drama.
The song in question is a cover of Brenda Russell's 'Get Here', famously performed by Oleta Adams. Katie recorded it to cheer up her mother, who has been unwell and recently readmitted to hospital. However, she later changed the dedication on Instagram to Lee, who has been missing in the UAE amid claims of arrest and kidnapping.
Sophie told listeners that their mother was 'really p****d off' by the switch, having believed the song was for her. Katie defended her actions, saying she initially recorded it for her mum but then felt the lyrics resonated with Lee's situation. 'I thought, do you know what? These words actually resonate with what's going on. So, then I put it up for Lee,' she said.
The drama comes as Lee, whom Katie married just days after meeting, remains in prison in the UAE. He had been due to appear with Katie on ITV's Good Morning Britain but disappeared, claiming he was arrested for espionage. After a two-week search, he finally called Katie from prison yesterday.
Katie's step-dad Paul Price expressed shock at the Instagram reel, but Katie insisted it was recorded in one take and that she 'sounds dreadful' but doesn't care. The family tensions add another layer to the ongoing saga of Katie's tumultuous personal life.
