Alana Percival, the ex-fiancée of Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews, has alleged she received threatening messages amid the ongoing saga of Andrews' disappearance. In an Instagram Story, Percival claimed a person connected to the situation sent her a direct message with 'subtle undertones' she interpreted as threatening, suggesting that if Andrews harmed himself, responsibility would fall on her.
Percival, who was engaged to Andrews four months before he proposed to Price, has been vocal about her past relationship with the Dubai-based businessman. She stated that the message implied she should stop speaking out and delete materials from her phone, as the matter is now a police concern. In response, she publicly declared her intention to continue speaking out to help other women recognise red flags in relationships.
The former couple's relationship ended after nine months, with Percival revealing that Andrews often pulled airport stunts similar to his recent disappearance. She shared videos of Andrews claiming to be stuck at Muscat airport, alleging he pretended to travel to the UK to see her. In one video, Andrews is heard discussing refunds and checking airlines, while Percival captioned it with accusations of lies and delusion.
The saga began when Price appeared alone on Good Morning Britain, stating Andrews was stuck at an airport in Dubai. Andrews has since insisted he is free to travel, while Percival continues to share her experiences, hoping to protect other women from similar situations.
