Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews is facing mounting scrutiny over his alleged kidnapping, with sources and experts casting doubt on the story. The Dubai-based businessman had reportedly been boasting about being an international arms dealer in the weeks before his disappearance, leading some to suggest he may have been crafting a narrative.
An insider told The Sun: “Lee said he had many jobs, one being an international arms dealer. He seemed really proud of it. He boasted repeatedly to anyone who cared to listen that he worked with dangerous people. He bragged about it, and then he gets kidnapped.” The source added: “It’s almost as if he’s been writing a storyline.”
Further inconsistencies have emerged, including a WhatsApp status showing Lee was last online on Saturday, May 16, at 17:56 – days after he was reportedly taken. An insider said: “Three days after he was ‘taken’ he was using his phone. It doesn’t add up.”
Former police officer and investigative journalist Mark Williams-Thomas has also weighed in, questioning key details. He noted that Lee allegedly made a FaceTime call to Katie after being taken but did not ask her to call the police, nor did he call them himself. “That's slightly strange, isn't it?” Williams-Thomas said. He accused Lee of “playing some ridiculous game” and suggested the situation is not a genuine abduction.
Katie Price reported Lee missing after he failed to fly to the UK for her appearance on Good Morning Britain. She said his location went off at 10.03pm on Wednesday, May 13, and she has not heard from him since. However, Williams-Thomas questioned whether the matter had been reported to Dubai police and if they were treating it seriously.
As the story unfolds, doubts continue to grow over the validity of Lee Andrews' kidnap claims, with many believing he may be hiding or ghosting his wife.
