Let’s start with what we know.

Katie Price married Lee Andrews in January 2026. They had known each other for ten days.

Andrews claimed to be a multimillionaire with £36 million worth of property in Dubai, running a business empire involving sustainable vehicles and stock market investments. He claimed to have studied at the University of Cambridge. He was also accused of using AI to fake photos with celebrities.

Red flags. Everywhere. From day one.

Sun journalist Clemmie Moodie published WhatsApp messages Lee sent her. On May 1 he wrote: “YOU can tell the world Lee is not a scam!” Eight days later he had taken £1,000 from her and hadn’t paid it back. She says she is one of many victims.

She is not alone. An ex-girlfriend named Crystal Janke claims he promised her a £1 million return on an investment and allegedly took £123,000 from her.

Interpol is reportedly now searching for Lee. Hertfordshire police investigated claims from one of his ex-girlfriends.

Then came the disappearance.

On Wednesday May 13, Katie received a FaceTime call from Lee. He had a hood over his head and ties around his wrists. He said “they’re coming back for me” before the call cut off. His phone location went dark at 10:03pm. Nobody has heard from him since.

Reports now suggest he was not kidnapped at all but was squatting in a run-down villa in Dubai.

His own mother has accused Katie of exploiting her son in the kidnapping scandal.

So to summarise. A man with no verifiable business empire, fake celebrity photos, disputed Cambridge credentials, multiple fraud allegations, an Interpol search and a history of not showing up — married Katie Price after ten days and is now missing in Dubai while his mother blames his wife on national television.

And somehow everyone is still asking where Lee is.

The better question is who Lee actually is. And how he got this far.

Sophie Lewis | The Indie Leaks