Katie Price's ex Lee Andrews returns with new nickname after months missing
Katie Price's ex Lee Andrews returns with new nickname

Lee Andrews, Katie Price's estranged husband, has returned to social media after months of silence, rebranding himself with a new nickname and removing all traces of their relationship from his Instagram.

His new bio dubs him 'Britain's bad boy', and he has scrubbed all mention of Price from his main grid, removing pictures of the 48-year-old former Glamour model. However, Price remains the only account he follows, and his highlights still feature her, including 'Katie fitness', 'wedding', and 'Ring K&L'.

Return after prison and split

Andrews had been laying low for several months after being hauled back to Dubai's Al-Awir prison. Price confirmed the marriage was over on Good Morning Britain last month, saying he had 'scammed her heart' and felt embarrassed by the relationship.

His last grid post dates back to March, where he posed in the gym seemingly without his wedding ring. He has not yet shared new selfies but posted Halsey's 'Without Me' on his story, a song about an ex-partner being 'lonely' and 'taking advantage' of someone.

Financial allegations and divorce

During their nine-month relationship, Price played a voice note from Andrews on GMB where he admitted 'divorce is for the best' but said he 'will never stop loving' her. In the note, he said he was in 'civil jail' but insisted he had not 'been convicted of any crimes nor am I a criminal'.

He also defended his wealth, claiming he has $50million (£37.3m) in his crypto wallet, after Price alleged it contained just £2.22. Price reportedly dumped Andrews over WhatsApp once she saw the finances, which sources said was the 'final straw'.

On GMB, Price 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.' She added: 'He hasn't scammed me for money, but I feel he has scammed me, because he fabricated a person that doesn't exist.'

Andrews insisted there was 'no wool pulled over anyone's eyes' and claimed he is 'due out of jail very soon'. He offered to do a lie detector test and said he would be in the UK very soon.