Katie Price's husband, Lee Andrews, is facing new allegations of scamming women, with his ex-fiancée Alana Percival claiming that multiple women have come forward with similar experiences. Alana, who previously stated that Lee proposed to her in the same manner he proposed to Katie, took to Instagram to share that four people had contacted her in two weeks with voice recordings and evidence of attempted scams.
Alana described Lee as a 'Tinder swindler', a reference to the Netflix documentary about Simon Leviev, and claimed that Lee begged women for £3,000 as recently as January. She also alleged that Lee and Katie sent her a 'degrading and intimidating' video via WhatsApp. Lee has denied all previous allegations of scamming former partners.
Lee, who married Katie days after meeting her in Dubai, claims to be a millionaire through business ventures and says he holds roles with the Labour Party and The King's Trust. However, the Mirror has found that the Labour Party has no record of a 'Board of Advisors' and confirmed that Lee does not work with them. Similarly, The King's Trust stated there is no record of Lee or his alias Weslee Andrews volunteering with them.
Lee was previously jailed in Dubai for begging for cash, according to sources, and is said to be under a travel ban—a claim he has dismissed as 'complete b******s'. His exes have warned Katie about his alleged behaviour, but Katie has defended her husband against claims that he is not a millionaire.
