Katie Price's Missing Husband: Phone Still On Despite Arrest Claims
Katie Price's Missing Husband: Phone Still On Despite Arrest Claims

Katie Price has joked with pal Olivia Attwood about her missing husband, Lee Andrews, as she told followers "we're missing our husbands". Lee has now been missing for almost two weeks, with Katie claiming she last spoke to him on May 13th. His location remains unconfirmed, and Katie has dismissed claims made by Lee's father Pete that he had been arrested.

It has emerged that Lee's phone was still on, despite the alleged arrest. Katie shared a voice message she sent to Lee's dad explaining that he went missing with three mobile phones, two of which were taken. In the message, Lee told her: "They've taken two of my phones. They don't know I'm on this phone." Katie wrote in a caption: "My head felt like it was about to explode with all the noise and the chaos so it was nice to be able to chill and zen out if only for a moment."

Loved ones are reportedly begging Katie to end her "dangerous obsession" with Lee. Sources close to her say she is totally smitten and refuses to give up, telling family members "I will never stop loving Lee" and becoming defensive. Katie has also reportedly been asked to make a television appeal for information, and is said to be eager to do all she can to ensure his safe return.

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The UK Foreign Office has been contacted on multiple occasions by the Mirror. Their only response was: "We are supporting the family of a British man and are in contact with the local authorities." They have never gone further than this statement, which is described as unusual. Meanwhile, Lee's Instagram bio has reportedly changed and his account has recently been logged in, suggesting he may have been active on social media.

Lee's ex, Alana Percival, who dated him for nine months, has shared posts about karma. One quote read: "Karma: no need for revenge. Just sit back and wait." A follow-up post stated: "Those who hurt you will eventually screw up themselves and if you are lucky, God will let you watch."

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