Katie Price has sparked speculation she could be back with husband Lee Andrews after she was seen wearing her wedding ring once again. The former glamour model, 48, had appeared to end her marriage to the self-professed millionaire just months after their whirlwind wedding in Dubai in January.
Halloween appearance reignites rumours
As she partied for Halloween, Katie was seen with her wedding ring on full show. The huge diamond glistened as she sat in the front seat of a car in Manchester, dressed in a scantily clad bridal-style outfit and a bloody barbed wire choker to accentuate her costume.
The images, shared by the Daily Mail, showed Katie clearly trying to send a message regarding her situation. It followed Lee's recent hints too. Over the weekend, both had shared the same post, which read: "They say soulmates recognise each other instantly. I think that's why I felt so comfortable from the start. I didn't need time to understand how much you mean to me. My heart already knew. You're not just my person, you're my forever."
Background to the split
The hints come weeks after Katie had publicly called time on their relationship. She had claimed Lee, 43, lied to her about his fortune, and she was said to have dumped him by WhatsApp while he was locked away in prison. Both wiped each other from their social media.
Reports said Katie had accessed Lee's crypto wallet and found it contained just £2.22, instead of the $50million (£37m) he claimed was in there. Appearing on Good Morning Britain in September, Katie listened as Lee sent the ITV show a voicenote from behind bars.
As Katie shook her head, he was heard saying: "I'd never throw Kate under the bus but that does look like that's happened to me." He went on to say that he did have $50million in his Crypto wallet, despite Katie saying he actually only had a few dollars in it. "As for divorce, it's probably the best thing for it," he continued. "But I'll never stop loving Katie."
Katie's response
When Katie said she hadn't married Lee for his money, she said: "He hasn't scammed me for money, but I feel he has scammed me, and because he fabricated a person that doesn't exist."
"When you see someone who you think is gorgeous, it's a bonus that he said, 'Yeah, I've got all this and that' because I've never been with a guy [who has lots of money]. So of course, it all sounds attractive, and not only that, I did fall in love with this man. We get on. He's intelligent. We have fun, but it's him who keeps going on [saying], 'I've got this and that.'"
