Katie Price responds to renewed tabloid allegations about her relationship with husband Lee Andrews. The reports, published by The Sun on Sunday, claim Andrews sent a voice note to a friend suggesting he could sell an intimate sex tape involving the couple for about £250,000 without Price’s knowledge. According to the same reporting, Andrews later told the friend he was “not serious” about the offer.
Price disputes the claims, saying on Instagram that the story is “completely untrue.” She says she has “never made such a tape” and that any suggestion otherwise is false and “deeply misleading.” She adds that the alleged voice-note material refers to a tape that “does not exist and never will,” and she says the material was provided to the publication by a third party.
Price says she feels “incredibly upset, abused and humiliated” that serious allegations were shared publicly without factual basis. UK law has made non-consensual sharing of private sexual images or videos illegal since 2015, following “revenge porn” reforms.
