Katie Price’s husband, Lee Andrews, has made yet another claim about his wealth and connections, as his ex-fiancée claimed that more women have allegedly been scammed by him
Lee has made a series of claims about his wealth(Image: Instagram/wesleeeandrews)
Katie Price’s husband has made yet another claim about his wealth. The former glamour model married self-proclaimed millionaire Lee Andrews in January, despite knowing him for just a matter of days.
Since news of their marriage emerged, Lee, who resides in Dubai, has faced allegations of being a scammer. He also uses his social media platforms to boast about his life and claims to be a millionaire. He also claims to have studied for a PhD at Cambridge University, as well as having links to Elon Musk.
And as fresh claims of him allegedly “scamming” other women emerge, Lee appears to be shrugging these off. Taking to his Instagram account, Lee made fresh claims about his personal life – including his finances and “underground connections”.
Lee made another comment about his income(Image: Instagram/ @wesleeeandrews)
Lee has previously boasted about his wealth(Image: Instagram)
Sharing a video on his Stories, the caption read: “Mysterious income, underground connections, private life, small circle, hot brunette.” He later shared another clip alongside the caption: “Send this to future Trillionaires,” while another post boasted about being part of the “1 per cent”.
Katie and Lee met in January after first connecting on social media. Since then, they have had each other’s names permanently tattooed on themselves. However, Lee’s ex-fiancée, Alana Percival, claims that he proposed to her just months before he married Katie.
Despite concerns about Lee’s background, Katie insisted last week that everything he’s said is true. She said that she had seen Lee’s certificate from Cambridge University, although she was unsure which college he attended.
His ex claimed that other women had been ‘scammed’ by him(Image: Instagram/larnaapercival)
Lee denies the claims made against him(Image: wesleeeandrew/Instagram)
Speaking to The Sun, Katie said: “I can reassure everyone at home that I haven’t gone for a con man. I haven’t gone for a scammer. There was no love bombing. I’ve gone for a beautiful human being who genuinely makes me happy, who I’m so in love with. And if I’m happy, please be happy for me.”
Katie went on to explain she wasn’t “stupid” and had done her own research into Lee’s claims about his residency in Dubai and his property worth a staggering £36 million, which he paid for in cash.
But over the weekend, Lee’s former fiancé, Alana, said women had reached out to her, saying they had been “scammed” by Lee. Writing on Instagram this weekend, Alana said: “Another woman sending me voices on how he tried to scam her… 4 people in 2 weeks reached out to me sending me all sorts of voice recordings. Self-claimed multimillionaire or billionaire, my f***ing a**e.
“Begging women around the world for £3000 this was only in January! They have been speaking since May 2025…when she said no he got angry and said some [vile] things (no shock there). More people that he is trying to scam like he done to poor Crystal.” She went on to add: “[He] actually is another Tinder swindler, soooo embarrassing. But one that is stuck in [Dubai] on a travel ban.”
The Tinder Swindler was a nickname given to Simon Leviev, who was at the centre of a Netflix documentary after a string of women claimed they had met him on the dating app and promised a life of luxury, before asking for cash.
