Katie Price's new husband, Lee Andrews, has hit back at claims he appeared on an escort website, insisting the couple are legally married. The Dubai-based businessman shared a video on Instagram to address the allegations, which surfaced shortly after their surprise wedding earlier this week.
Andrews, who married Price in a low-key ceremony where the bride wore a £12 dress, has faced scrutiny over his past, including claims of faking photos with Elon Musk and Kim Kardashian and alleging to be a billionaire and a doctor. An advert on an escort site reportedly listed him under the name Noah, describing him as a 'sexy educated professional from UK' available for 'service to females only' in Dubai.
In his Instagram video, Andrews denied the escort claims, joking, 'I wish, I would have got more money for it – I don't think those are the going rates in Dubai.' He also confirmed the marriage is legally binding, despite the officiant, Darryl Rees, stating he performed a symbolic ceremony and that the couple planned to legalise it later.
Andrews said he will join Price in the UK on Monday, after she returned home to care for her children. 'We are so happy,' he added, noting that their publicists will release further details. The couple's rings are on the correct hand, and their tattoos remain.
