Katie Price’s estranged husband Lee Andrews resurfaced after months away from social media, following the dramatic end of their nine-month relationship. While Price had spoken publicly about feeling hurt and embarrassed by their split, Andrews returned with a new way to connect with fans and make money in the process. He was back on Cameo, where he charged at least £40 for personalized video messages.
Lee Andrews returns to Cameo months after disappearing from social media
Andrews had largely stayed out of public view after his dramatic split from Katie Price. His Cameo profile carried a “just came back” banner, with his latest video recorded on July 9. He offered birthday messages, advice and other personalized clips. Fans could also request a “shirtless” video by choosing express delivery as a premium option. As per Metro, the profile marked his return after months away.
Meanwhile, Andrews appeared to have refreshed his Instagram profile. His bio called him “Britain’s bad boy,” while references to Price had been removed from his main profile grid. However, Price remained the only account he followed, and some highlights still featured their relationship.
The couple’s nine-month romance ended after a series of controversies. Price recently told Good Morning Britain that Andrews had “scammed her heart” and admitted she felt embarrassed by the relationship.
During the appearance, Price also played a voice note in which Andrews said that “divorce is for the best” but insisted he would “never stop loving” her. He also claimed he was in “civil jail” but said he had not “been convicted of any crimes nor am I a criminal.”
Andrews said he had $50 million (£37.3 million) in his crypto wallet. However, Price alleged she had seen a balance of just £2.22.
Price said she had been “stupid to fall for him” and maintained that money was never her motivation. “He hasn’t scammed me for money, but I feel he has scammed me, because he fabricated a person that doesn’t exist,” she said.
Despite their split, Andrews claimed that he would be released from jail “very soon” and offered to take a lie detector test.
