Katie Price’s ‘billionaire’ husband Lee Andrews says he has found the couple their first home despite his ex claiming he ‘lives with his dad’ as she alludes to him appearing on an escort site

Katie Price’s husband Lee Andrews says he has found him and his new wife their first home after her ex claimed the alleged billionaire was still living with his father.

The 47-year-old former glamor model tied the knot for the fourth time last month, marrying the 43-year-old businessman in an intimate ceremony in Dubai, just days after getting engaged.

But despite claims that he is a businessman with links to Elon Musk, Lee’s image has since been dented by accusations that he uses artificial intelligence, is on an escort website and has a colorful history with women.

Speaking about the new home on Monday, he said: Sun : ‘Yes, we have a house, thank you. We will fly away together for our honeymoon.

‘I won’t tell you where we’re going, but within the next 72 hours. So I can fly and somewhere you will see that we are broken.’

Lee’s ex Alana Percival, who Lee proposed to Katie in the exact same way just weeks before popping the question, has come forward with more bombshell claims, including implying that she was once again running ads on the escort site.

Despite claims that he is a businessman with ties to Elon Musk, Lee’s appearance has been dented since the big day with accusations that he used artificial intelligence and was on an escort site.

Lee’s ex Alana Percival (pictured), to whom he proposed to Katie in the same way just weeks before popping the question, hinted harshly that she had appeared on the escort site.

She branded him a ‘narcissist’ in a new interview and accused the businessman of ‘grooming’ her with lies about owning property on Dubai’s iconic and luxurious Palm Jumeirah island and working with the royal family.

‘I was very well groomed, when I look back I see that nothing he said to me was true; doing some kind of S work’.

Speaking to Elle Campbell on TikTok, she said: ‘In short, I thought he had a villa on The Palm, where he makes his exes sign documents and imposes a travel ban on them, including his own family.’

‘He signed documents to obtain proof of sale so he could show the next victim that he owned the items even though he never did. ‘He lives in a non-working room in his father’s house and claims to work for many royals, diplomats, the embassy, ​​none of which is true.’

The Daily Mail previously claimed Lee was jailed for three weeks in a UAE prison and banned from leaving the country for allegedly obtaining a £200,000 loan in his ex’s name by forging his ex-girlfriend’s signature.

Insiders claimed Lee applied for a £200,000 mortgage on behalf of his personal trainer partner Dina Taji without her knowledge last year. Dina found out about this after receiving a call from the mortgage company and decided to file a lawsuit against him.

Under Dubai law, people with ongoing criminal investigations, including unpaid debts or civil cases, are not legally allowed to leave the country. The woman reported Lee to authorities in Dubai, who investigated her claim.

Alana continued: ‘It’s hard to be in this business because it’s very, very manipulative. He will show you a bunch of fake documents and show you things, tell you things you want to hear and reflect, and you will fall into the trap.

She branded him a ‘narcissist’ in a new interview and accused the businessman of ‘grooming’ her with lies about owning property in Dubai and working with the royal family (Alana and Lee pictured)

Former glamor model Katie, 47, married Lee, 43, for the fourth time in an intimate ceremony at the weekend, just days after they got engaged.

As for claims about her heavily filtered selfies (pictured), she said: ‘Frankly, it looks nothing like their profile picture.’

It turns out that Lee’s proposal to Katie was identical to how he proposed to ex Alana just four months earlier, popping the question in the same spot at the Burj Al Arab with the same flowers (Pictured to the left of Alana’s proposal and to the right of Katie)

‘[There was] Always an argument, always a problem. Whenever I went out with my friends, he was very bad about it… not very nice to me. In the face of narcissistic behavior, I didn’t know what a narcissist was… I think he’s called a pathological liar. Someone who believes his own lies.

As for her heavily filtered selfies, she admitted: ‘Frankly, they look nothing like their profile pictures.’

Expressing her sympathy for Katie, Alana said: [Lee has now] ‘I found someone who wants to be loved, who wants to be cared for and who wants that – of course that’s what he wants in life – which makes me sad because I can see what he’s doing’.

The Daily Mail has contacted Lee Andrews for comment.

The Daily Mail reported last week that Lee was advertising in Dubai as a ‘sexy trained professional from England’ and charging a minimum of £940 per hour to visit ‘savvy professional women and high-end clients looking for more than companionship’.

In his profile on the site ‘Massage Republic’, where he goes by the name ‘Noah’, he writes: ‘With an imposing presence and effortless charm, I navigate the social elite with grace, ensuring every encounter suits your desires.

‘My flamboyant attitude combined with my careful nature creates a safe haven where ambition meets sincerity.

‘Whether it’s an elegant dinner overlooking the skyline or a private getaway in a luxury hotel suite, I offer an experience that transcends the ordinary and ignites passion and connection in an atmosphere of sophistication and discretion.’

In a series of rambling voice notes sent to the Daily Mail, Lee denied the profile was his and insisted it was a ‘bad attack’ and had nothing to do with him.

She denied being an escort and instead suggested her “disgruntled” ex might have created a fake profile.

Lee said: ‘I can assure you it is definitely not me. I don’t know anything about this. The rates or figures they set are certainly not mine; This is as fake as it gets.

Alana said: ‘He lives in a room in his father’s house that doesn’t work and he claims to work for a lot of royals, diplomats, claims to work for the embassy, ​​none of which is true.’

The Daily Mail reported last week that Lee was advertising online in Dubai as a ‘sexy trained professional from England’, charging a minimum of £940 per hour.

‘I might have a disgruntled ex or something like that, so I don’t know anything about it.’

However, the Daily Mail found that the account could not have been created or verified without the direct involvement of Andrews, who advertised ‘Noah’.

Massage Republic listing is fully verified; a process that requires the account holder to submit a live photo through the site while holding a piece of paper with a unique number provided by the platform; Moderators then manually match this with profile images.

Every photo on the account carries a verified badge.

The profile is also linked to Andrews’ personal mobile phone number, which is verified through two-factor authentication.

Importantly, this is the same mobile phone number he used to deny the allegations to the Daily Mail.

This means the account cannot be set up or authenticated by a third party who does not have access to both his live camera and phone and does not physically match his appearance.

Katie Price’s spokesperson initially backtracked after the Daily Mail showed her the escort profile, questioning whether it could be verified whether it actually belonged to Andrews.

He did not dispute the claim after being shown evidence linking the account to his verified photos and personal mobile phone number.

In short response he said: ‘Okay… no comment.’

Although Lee’s side hustle as an escort doesn’t feature on her professional networks or social media profiles, this is hardly out of modesty – instead she describes herself in a big way as a ‘global tycoon and philanthropist’.

The Daily Mail also revealed that most of Lee’s so-called commercial successes were a farce, and many of the images of him with high-profile stars were considered artificial intelligence.

But we soon discovered that rather than being a jet-setting businessman with a PdD from Cambridge, Andrews was actually a businessman with a comprehensive school education in Nottinghamshire who made a living entertaining wealthy women in the Bay.

The Daily Mail investigated the claims on social media and LinkedIn profiles and found almost all of them were dubious at best.

Weslee Andrews, to use his full name, claims to be the CEO of Aura Sustainable Vehicles and Energy / Aura Worldwide Holding Co (BVI).

However, photographs of the ‘company’s’ various products appear to have been created by artificial intelligence; one of which allegedly featured Andrews alongside Tesla chief Elon Musk.

He also claims to have rubbed shoulders with Kim Kardashian, but the only evidence of this is an AI-generated clip of Kardashian supposedly signing some of his company’s products, namely a baseball cap.

Andrews said Aura had ‘already reached a Market Cap of $1.3bn’ and that he had ‘two successful companies already listed on the NY Stock Exchange and the London FTSE’.

Market capitalization is the market capitalization or value of a publicly traded company. It promotes Aura as a private company, but Aura is not listed on either the New York or London stock exchanges. The company does not have a website.

There seems to be no evidence that it actually exists.