Trisha Andrews, the mother of missing Lee Andrews, performed a clairvoyant show in Mansfield on Friday, May 22, despite intense online trolling and the ongoing mystery of her son's whereabouts. The 64-year-old appeared at the Midland Hotel in front of a sold-out audience of 80 people, where she delivered spiritual readings that left many in tears.
A reporter who attended the event described it as intimate and emotional, with Trisha displaying a gift for making tragic stories feel lighter through humour. The reporter, initially sceptical, was stunned when Trisha accurately described details about her mother's family and health issues. The show took place in a small function room with a homemade buffet, creating a cosy atmosphere.
Behind the scenes, hotel organisers reported a barrage of prank calls targeting the family. Trisha has been forced to make her social media accounts private due to the fallout from her son's disappearance. Lee, 43, is married to Katie Price, who has publicly claimed he was kidnapped near the Dubai border—a claim that has sparked a family feud.
Lee's family has accused Katie of exploiting the situation for drama. A family friend, Rebecca, told the Daily Mail that the family is 'sick with worry' and trying to stay off social media due to cruel online comments. Lee's sister, Kelly, is leading communication with Katie and Dubai police to ease the strain on their mother.
Lee grew up in Mansfield, where Trisha still lives. His father, Peter, has disputed the kidnapping claim, suggesting Lee was arrested in Dubai. However, Katie dismissed this as 'fake news'. Meanwhile, Lee's WhatsApp messages are now being delivered, and he reportedly followed an American woman on Instagram before his disappearance.
