Katie Price has strongly denied reports claiming that her husband, Lee Andrews, planned to sell an intimate video involving the couple, describing the allegations as completely false and deeply misleading. She said the claims had caused significant emotional distress and insisted that no such recording exists or has ever existed.
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The controversy emerged after reports alleged that Andrews discussed the supposed recording in a voice message before being detained on fraud allegations. Andrews, 43, was jailed again last week, only one month after his release from Dubai’s Al Awir prison, bringing renewed public attention to the couple.
Responding to the allegations, Price released a firm statement rejecting the claims and explaining that the reported voice message referred to a tape that simply does not exist. She stressed that the story was based on false information and accused those responsible of spreading misleading claims without factual evidence.
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Price also expressed her disappointment over the impact of the reports, saying the allegations left her feeling upset, humiliated, and unfairly targeted. She argued that such serious accusations should not be made public without proper verification and factual support, especially when they involve deeply personal matters.
Meanwhile, the latest controversy has added to the challenges surrounding the couple’s relationship, with reports suggesting that some of Price’s friends have encouraged her to reconsider her future with Andrews. However, Price has remained focused on denying the allegations and defending herself against what she describes as an entirely fabricated story.