Katie Price's husband, Lee Andrews, has offered to take a lie detector test on live television to prove his honesty. The 43-year-old, who calls himself 'Britain's Bad Boy,' shared the news on Instagram with a selfie of himself and his 48-year-old wife, Katie.
Lee has been accused of scamming a vulnerable woman out of £5,000 by promising to help her with her property investment visa. According to reports, Lee took the woman's cash, claiming he had connections in immigration, but the money disappeared, and he made a series of empty promises.
A friend of the woman, Daniel, confronted Lee about the allegations, and Lee claimed he was only trying to help and didn't have the money. However, Daniel says the woman still hasn't gotten her money back.
Lee's offer to take a lie detector test comes amid a string of controversies surrounding his past. He has been accused of making misleading claims about being a multi-millionaire business owner and has a history of scamming women out of money.
Lee and Katie married in January after a whirlwind romance, but their relationship has been marred by controversy. Lee has made several outlandish claims, including that he adopted Katie's children and that he would be joining the BBC soap opera EastEnders.
However, these claims have been dismissed as false, and a source from the BBC soap opera said there are no plans for Lee to appear on the show.
Lee's antics have raised concerns about his intentions and his relationship with Katie. Despite this, Lee remains committed to proving his honesty and has offered to take a lie detector test to clear his name.
