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Katie Price Denies Claims Husband Tried to Sell £250,000 Sex Tape

The allegations threaten Price's reputation, prompt legal questions over consent, leave Andrews's custody in Dubai unclear.

Overview

  • Tabloids on Monday reported a voice note, said to be passed to The Sun, in which Lee Andrews allegedly discussed selling a short sex tape of himself and Katie Price for about £250,000.
  • Price has issued an emphatic denial, saying the tape does not exist and describing the reports as false, deeply misleading, and personally humiliating.
  • Accounts of Andrews's legal status in the UAE are mixed with some outlets saying he was jailed again in Al Awir prison and others reporting a brief release after funds were raised.
  • Reports name adult distributors such as Vivid Entertainment as targets of the alleged approach but offer no independent verification of a tape or of contacts with those companies.
  • The episode builds on prior coverage of Andrews's disputed debts and fraud allegations in Dubai and has generated private pressure on Price from friends concerned about reputational and personal fallout.