Katie Price's husband, Lee Andrews, has denied allegations that he sent voice notes begging for cash days before proposing to the model. The claims, reported by The Sun, suggest Andrews asked a female friend in the US to wire him money and complained about surviving on 20 ready meals.
Andrews responded to the claims on Instagram, commenting on a post: 'This is not me'. He later shared a warning about fake accounts and fake voice notes, writing: 'Warning Ignore the fake accounts and fake voice notes'.
The woman, who remained unnamed, claimed Andrews first contacted her in May last year about business. In October, she said he began requesting money, asking for $3,000 via Western Union. When she refused, she claims he replied: 'F**k off, timewasters.'
Price recently defended her husband, telling The Sun she had seen 'proof' of his wealth. 'I'm not stupid. I've learned now that I don't need a man,' she said, adding: 'I can reassure everyone at home that I haven't gone for a con man. I haven't gone for a scammer.'
The allegations come after Price, 47, married Andrews in January following a brief engagement. The couple have not publicly commented further on the voice note claims.
