Katie Price has risked the fury of her husband Lee Andrews after sharing a video of herself reuniting with a club bouncer she kissed years ago, following her decision to remove her wedding ring. The 48-year-old former glamour model posted the clip on her Instagram Story, showing her meeting the doorman from the now-closed London nightclub Chinawhite.
Price reminisces about Chinawhite days
In the clip, a teaser for an upcoming appearance on the comedy podcast The Rated Show, Price recalled her regular visits to the members-only club. 'Every Wednesday I was there, without fail. I loved it there,' she said. The person holding the camera prompted her to explain why her visit was so memorable. 'What did I f***ing do now? What didn't I do?' Price laughed. The off-screen man then identified himself: 'I'm the doorman that you kissed at Chinawhite's.' Other guests joked it was a kiss on the cheek. A friend added: 'He's been living off that for 30 years. You know he hasn't washed his face for 30 years,' to which Price quipped: 'That shows how old I am.'
Wedding ring absent amid husband's scandals
The reunion comes after Price shared a promotional snap for her latest podcast episode without her wedding ring. She and Andrews have been embroiled in controversy over the summer, with allegations that the Dubai-based businessman has been imprisoned twice and accused of being a conman. Price's sister Sophie recently expressed disgust over claims that Andrews allegedly tried to sell a sex tape of Price, which Price and her representatives have denied. During a podcast episode, Price said she will no longer comment on Andrews, stating: 'I commented when he went missing but he's in prison and I will be questioning him about a lot of things when he's out. I'm just getting on doing what I'm doing. There is so much, there is no smoke without fire.'
Lee Andrews' alleged fraud and imprisonment
Andrews has faced a series of accusations since marrying Price. He initially presented himself as a multi-millionaire CEO of Aura Group Future Urban Travel 2027 and an investor in 'SpaceX Hybrid Fitness', with a social media presence featuring luxury cars and celebrity encounters. However, evidence of his businesses was lacking, and several photos were alleged to be AI-generated. He was reportedly banned from leaving Dubai due to a criminal investigation for suspected fraud, including allegedly taking out a £200,000 mortgage in his ex-girlfriend's name. Price confirmed the ban but did not specify the reason. Andrews spent four weeks in Dubai's Al Awir prison over outstanding debts and was arrested again on July 11 for allegedly attempting to raise £120,000. A spokesperson for Lahbab Police Station said they had no record of his detention, and Price's representative declined to comment.
Other allegations against Andrews
Additional accusations include teasing a fake pregnancy early in their relationship, with Price urging followers to pay £2.99 for pregnancy test results before confirming she was not pregnant. Two exes called him a 'liar, narcissist and manipulator', and one claimed he begged women for money weeks before marrying Price. His ex Alana, who called him the 'Tinder Swindler', said multiple women contacted her about scam attempts, and she feared he could have killed her. Andrews also faked a kidnapping, claiming he was 'kidnapped at gunpoint' and falsely accused of espionage, but Dubai authorities described the matter as a private civil dispute. Court documents revealed two outstanding legal cases: an alleged £54,000 debt to a rental car company and approximately £15,000 in unpaid legal fees.
Family distances itself from Andrews
Last week, Andrews' sister Kelly Andrews and a former school friend issued a statement distancing themselves from him. 'The Lee we knew was never like this, which makes it even harder for us, as his sister and as a friend, to get our heads around everything that's come to light,' they said. The statement acknowledged that evidence had left them shocked and that they were the first to admit when wrong.
