Katie Price says her husband, Lee Andrews, is being unfairly linked to sex-tape claims and that remarks attributed to him were meant as a joke. In interviews reported by The Mirror and Metro, Price responds to the suggestion that Andrews had discussed selling a sex tape he said he made with her. She argues that she has not made such a tape and disputes the implication that the couple created or released anything of that kind. Price’s comments focus on clarifying her position, saying that while jokes may have been made, there is no basis for claims that a sex tape exists. The reports present her defense as an effort to counter the narrative around Andrews’ earlier statements and to emphasize that she has not participated in a sex-tape. Both outlets describe her language as dismissive of the allegations, framing the discussion as a misunderstanding and asserting that she had not even done a sex tape prior to any claims circulating publicly.
Katie Price says Lee Andrews’ sex tape claims were a joke
Katie Price says her husband, Lee Andrews, is being unfairly linked to sex-tape claims and that remarks attributed to him were meant as a joke. In interviews reported by The Mirror and Metro, Price re...
- Katie Price defends her husband, Lee Andrews, over sex-tape-related claims.
- Price says the sex-tape brag or comments were a joke.
- She says she has not even done a sex tape.
- Reports reference claims that Andrews made remarks about a tape involving Price.
- Both outlets describe Price’s response as disputing the existence or validity of the alleged tape.
'I haven't even done a sex tape and then it's come out.'
2 hours agoKatie Price has stepped in to defend husband, Lee Andrews after he joked about trying to sell a sex tape he said he'd made with the former glamour model
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