Lee Andrews, Katie Price's husband, has made a bizarre claim that he will soon appear on the BBC soap opera EastEnders. In a Cameo video filmed in Dubai, Andrews stated that he has been in talks with a BBC casting director and expects to make a cameo appearance in the show, possibly even in the iconic Queen Vic pub.
Andrews' Claims and Denials
Speaking to a fan in the video, Andrews said: "Between you and me, I've got a little cameo coming on EastEnders. I'm trying to get Kate on there as well. I've been speaking with the BBC casting director. I've got some projects lined up. Let me get to England, let's do it. Me in the Queen Vic, you know, 'Get out of my pub,' I'll do it."
However, a source close to EastEnders has swiftly denied these claims. The source told the Daily Star: "There are no plans for Lee Andrews to appear." This contradicts Andrews' assertion that he has impressed a BBC casting director and is set to join the long-running soap.
Background and Recent Controversies
Andrews married Katie Price in January and has since been living in Dubai. He has not yet returned to the UK or met Price's family, despite claiming to have adopted her five children. This claim was dismissed by Peter Andre, the father of two of Price's children, Junior and Princess.
In recent Cameo videos, Andrews has made several other bold statements, including discussing his connection with Price and their shared "empathy" for animals. He is charging £17 for personalised Cameo messages, capitalising on the media attention surrounding his marriage.
Price is reportedly planning to travel to Dubai to confront Andrews about his recent disappearance and arrest rumours. The conversation is expected to be filmed, giving fans a glimpse into their relationship.
