Allegations that Lee Andrews attempted to sell a sex tape featuring himself and wife Katie Price have left the television personality "incredibly upset," according to statements issued by her representatives.
Andrews, a businessman married to Price in January after a brief courtship, was arrested last Friday for the second time in recent weeks, reportedly over debts of £120,000.
It has been alleged that Andrews told a friend he could sell explicit footage of himself and Price for as much as £250,000 to secure his release from custody.
A voice note allegedly recorded by Andrews and circulated among contacts discussed money-making plans beginning months earlier, including outreach to adult entertainment distributors.
He reportedly named specific companies and claimed to have a short recording in his possession, later stating he "was not serious" after being warned the sale would be illegal.
Price has firmly denied the existence of any such recording, calling the story "completely untrue" in a statement posted to social media.
She said the claims were based on a voice note referencing a tape that "does not exist and never will," and described feeling "abused and humiliated" by the public allegations.
Under UK law, sharing or threatening to share private sexual images without consent constitutes a criminal offence, commonly referred to as revenge porn, and can result in imprisonment.
Price's family has reportedly viewed the incident as a final breaking point, expressing deep concern for her well-being since the relationship began.
Insiders state relatives fear Andrews will exploit her for financial gain and are relieved he cannot influence her while detained.
Price joined the subscription platform OnlyFans in 2022 and has stated the content earns between £50,000 and £80,000 monthly, though she refuses to post fully nude images out of respect for her children.
Andrews launched his own OnlyFans account in April and has used Cameo video messages as additional income sources while facing financial obligations.
Reports indicate Andrews encountered his father, Peter, in custody, as the elder man also faces fraud allegations following a third-party complaint.
Price has not commented on the latest legal developments or confirmed whether she will return to Dubai to visit her husband.
Attention has also turned to the couple's recently purchased pomsky dog, with conflicting claims over its care emerging after Andrews' arrest.
Price stated the animal was with a friend in the UAE and en route to the UK, while Andrews' former partner claimed the dog had been abandoned and taken to a shelter.
