Katie Price's sister Sophie expressed disgust after claims emerged that Lee Andrews allegedly tried to sell a sex tape of the former glamour model. During an episode of The Katie Price Show, Sophie read out headlines about the alleged tape and said: 'I think that's disgusting.'
Katie responded: 'Can I just say something, number one I've not done a sex tape with Lee. He has said it in a voicenote which I sent to you but he was joking in it.' She added: 'But besides all of this, there is so much coming out about Lee and everyone saying: "why isn't Kate talking". Do you know why I'm not talking, because there is so much, I'm just not commenting anymore.'
Allegations against Lee Andrews
Lee Andrews, a Dubai-based businessman, has faced multiple accusations since marrying Katie Price. According to The Sun, while in prison he allegedly told a friend that explicit footage of him and Katie could be sold for 'a pretty penny', potentially up to a quarter of a million pounds to US adult sites. He later backtracked after learning it would be illegal.
Katie and her representatives have denied the existence of a sex tape. Sophie remained unimpressed by the rumours, saying: 'The fact that he's even talking about you in that context to his mates is f***ing out of order and he's a d***head.' When Katie said it was to 'someone one professional', Sophie replied: 'Even worse.'
Previous controversies
Lee Andrews has been accused of misleading claims about being a multi-millionaire business owner, being banned from leaving Dubai, and being jailed twice. He reportedly spent four weeks in Al Awir prison over debts before being arrested again on July 11 for allegedly attempting to raise £120,000. He also faced accusations of faking a kidnapping, teasing a fake pregnancy, and scamming women.
Katie said she has never given him money, especially not for bail, but added: 'I don't like what he's done to everyone else, that's not acceptable.' She promised an interview with Lee to get to the truth.
An insider said Katie's family have been 'worried sick' and fear for her well-being, calling Lee's alleged behaviour 'appalling'.
