Katie Price and Lee Andrews appear to be dropping hints that they are rekindling their romance after a rocky few months in their whirlwind marriage. The couple tied the knot just days after first meeting in Dubai in January.
Signs of Reconciliation on Social Media
After the former glamour model, 48, insisted she was done with the self-professed millionaire, it appears that might not be the case. A day after she was seen wearing her wedding ring again, the mum-of-five has seen a number of her social media posts liked by her estranged man.
Not only that, she is back to following Lee on Instagram after removing him completely from her account. After she shared a snap of Harvey's Santa wishlist, Lee quickly hit the like button. He did the same on a post of Katie and her daughter, Princess, too, sparking suspicion there might still be a happy ever after for the pair.
Lee's Gestures and Previous Fallout
Lee had previously made a bold move to show Katie his love for her kids despite never having met them. He revealed a tattoo of Harvey's name alongside a frog. It comes after Katie and Lee got matching his-and-hers tattoos to mark their wedding day.
Lee previously removed Katie after criticising her claims that he didn't have the cryptocurrency he had claimed. He also shared - and quickly deleted - a post on his Stories. It showed a graphic of a woman with a snake tongue behind another person. The cryptic post shared a dig at those "toxic" people who spread lies.
In addition to re-following her, he initially shared a simple 'K' with an infinity emoji in his bio, pledging his allegiance, though that was later removed. He has now set his profile to private.
Katie's Previous Statements
Just over a month ago, Katie told her friend: "I have come to my senses - Lee has lied and lied and lied. I am sick of it. It is over," with a source claiming Katie won't be flying to Dubai to see him.
Katie said on Good Morning Britain that his alleged wealth was not the reason she was with him: "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."
