Katie Price is accused of ‘exploiting’ Lee Andrews by his psychic mother amid claims he’s been ‘kidnapped’ and ‘officially declared a missing person’

Katie Price’s mother-in-law Trisha Andrews has accused the star of “abusing” her son amid her “kidnapping” scandal.

On Saturday, the 47-year-old glamor model revealed her fourth husband was officially declared missing five days after she last heard from him, and claimed he was ‘held tied up in a van’ following her disappearance.

While Katie’s social media has been flooded with comments about her husband, Trisha has also been rallying fans, as one Facebook user wrote: ‘I think everyone should leave him alone as he’s not responsible for Price’s drama queen antics.’

In response, Trisha wrote: ‘Thank you Jane. “This is exploiting Katie and I’m getting all the reactions,” he said, and called on one of his followers to “not believe what they read.”

Another user wrote: ‘Is it really Trisha’s fault what happened, raise you up, make your own damn life and keep your nose out of hers [for God’s sake].’

While Katie’s social media has been flooded with comments about her husband, Trisha has also been rallying fans, as one Facebook user wrote: ‘I think everyone should leave him alone as he’s not responsible for Price’s drama queen antics.’

Another user wrote: ‘Is it really Trisha’s fault what happened, raise you up, make your own damn life and keep your nose out of hers [for God’s sake]’ Trisha responded to the question: ‘Long live Debra x you took those words out of my mouth! Thank you we support babesxx.

When a follower joked about the ransom money, Trisha wrote: ‘You watch too much TV honey.’

Trisha gratefully responded: ‘Bless you Debra x you took those words right out of my mouth! Thank you we support babesxx.

The comments were shared under a poster for a clairvoyant evening with Trisha in Mansfield; where, for £20, participants would be treated to a glass of prosecco, a small buffet and an evening watching ‘one of the most fluent spiritual mediums in the UK’.

Adding to the drama, Katie later hit out at impressionist and Britain’s Got Talent star Francine Lewis, 50, for doing an impression of her plea for help, writing: ‘You’re so shitty, so is your love life.’

On Sunday, Lee’s family reportedly submitted a report to the British Embassy in Dubai, where the businessman lives.

Katie had previously said their last conversation took place at 10pm on Wednesday as they crossed the Hatta border, but then her phone ‘turned off’.

He added that he was in contact with ‘the head of the CID in Dubai’, who was unable to locate him but confirmed that ‘he was not detained’.

A source close to Katie said: ‘Lee is now officially a missing person. ‘Katie is in constant contact with her family and is extremely concerned.’

They told The Sun: ‘And he was embarrassed; He saw that people were calling it a show and that he should be involved, but he certainly wasn’t.

‘This is a very worrying and distressing situation.’

On Saturday, the 47-year-old glamor model revealed her fourth husband had been officially declared missing five days after she last heard from him, and claimed he was ‘held tied up in a van’ following her disappearance.

The Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Katie for comment.

Lee was due to reunite with wife Katie for a Good Morning Britain interview last Monday but was unable to board the plane, later claiming he had ‘things to do’ but was still on the road.

Katie later branded their relationship a ‘soap opera’ and seemingly hinted the marriage was over by appearing without her wedding ring.

But in his YouTube update he said: ‘I don’t actually know where to start but I know when I met Lee there was all this speculation about him but something really serious happened.

‘I just had to say this. It was shared on my Instagram account that Lee was taking a break from social media due to all the trolling and speculation.

‘I put this in because the truth is Lee has been missing for three days. The last time I heard from Lee was at 10pm on Wednesday night, he was trying to cross the Dubai border to fly to me.

‘Lee was trying to cross the border at Hatta, this was very confusing, his location was stolen at 10.03pm on Wednesday night, this was the last contact anyone (his family and I) had. This is now the third day.

‘Obviously he called me before the location was determined, in the middle of nowhere. “What happened?” I worry.

‘Then Thursday came, my messages were not going through. It was just a click. I was on the phone with his family, but they didn’t hear anything.

‘The CID chief in Dubai is trying to track down Lee, so far this morning I received a message; I received a message that no one could find Lee in the country where he was detained.

‘We are now wondering if she is a missing person, I don’t know if she has been kidnapped.’

Katie continued: ‘No one can find him in any prison, no police station, the police can find no record of him. We wonder if he was kidnapped, he is definitely a missing person now.

‘I wonder if he was kidnapped because he was at the border. What was disturbing to me was, the last time I heard from him, he FaceTimed me, he had a hood on and he said, “I’ve been caught or I’ve been arrested,” and he had a bond, not handcuffs, and he said, “they’re coming back for me.”

‘Then his phone went off at 22.03. ‘Three days, tomorrow will be four, no contact, no one can find him anywhere.’