Katie Price’s dramatic love story turned into a terrifying melodrama after her recent statement claiming that her husband, Lee Andrews, is now a “missing person” following an alleged kidnapping.
The former model claimed that when she spoke to Lee, he was allegedly in a van with his “hands tied up.”
The couple had planned to do their first joint television interview in Good morning Great Britainbut Lee did not arrive in the UK despite previous claims that she would be there, leaving the mother-of-five alone in front of the cameras.
Katie later described their relationship as a ‘soap opera’ before seemingly hinting the marriage was over by emerging without her wedding ring this week.
Now, on Saturday, Katie took to her YouTube channel and claimed that her husband is missing, insisting that the situation is worse.
“It was posted on my Instagram that Lee is taking some time off social media because of all the trolling, the media frenzy, the speculation, I posted it.”
Kate added: “Because the truth is, Lee has been missing for three days. “The last time I heard from Lee was Wednesday night at 10 o’clock, he was trying to cross the border into Dubai to catch a flight to me.
“Lee was trying to cross the border near Hatta and oh my God, this is so disconcerting. His location was activated at 10:03 on Wednesday night, that’s the last contact anyone had, his family and I. This is the third day, obviously, he called me before the location was activated. He’s in the middle of nowhere, obviously, I’m worried.”
“We’re wondering if he’s been kidnapped; he’s definitely a missing person now,” Katie said, adding that while she didn’t plan to speak publicly, she felt compelled to do so after speculation that Lee had been arrested. However, he reiterated that there was no record of Andrews’ arrest.
Katie said it was “disturbing” that the last time she spoke to Lee, on FaceTime, he had a hood up and informed her that he had been “captured or arrested or whatever,” adding:
“He had restraints on his hands, not handcuffs, and a hood, and he said ‘Look, they’re coming back for me,’ that was the last FaceTime call I had. Then his phone went dead.
However, Katie wasn’t sure if she should fly to Dubai as she has the support of “professionals” to deal with the situation, saying it was “really strange.”
In their last call, Katie says Lee “seemed worried” and whispered that people were “coming” for him.
Lee had previously been issued a travel ban, preventing him from leaving the United Arab Emirates.
Earlier this week, Katie completely dismissed any concerns about Lee’s travel ban and was instead hopeful he would be in the UK next week.
