Katie Price has confirmed she is divorcing fourth husband Lee Andrews after just eight months of marriage, saying she feels embarrassed and believes he misled her about his wealth.
The couple married in January 2026, but the relationship has collapsed spectacularly. Andrews is currently being held in Dubai's Al Awir prison over an alleged civil matter, leaving Price to pick through the wreckage of a marriage she now says was built on deception.
Price said she believed Andrews had presented himself as a wealthy man, claiming a 50 million dollar crypto fortune. Instead, she said she found only a few dollars in his account. She described feeling as though he had scammed her heart and stolen the trust she had placed in him, and said the humiliation of the discovery had left her embarrassed.
The former glamour model turned media personality has lived much of her personal life in the public eye, and her marriages have repeatedly made headlines. The speed of this latest collapse, barely eight months after the wedding, has stunned even seasoned observers of her turbulent love life, and the international dimension has added a layer of drama all of its own.
Andrews's detention in Dubai has raised as many questions as it has answered. The Al Awir facility is one of the emirate's main prisons, and the alleged civil matter behind his detention remains unclear. Price has given no indication of when, or whether, she expects to see him again, and the practicalities of divorcing a man in foreign custody are daunting.
For Price, the divorce marks yet another painful chapter in a personal life that has played out in the full glare of publicity. She has spoken openly about feeling humiliated by the experience, and those close to her say she is focused on moving on. The formal end of her fourth marriage now looks like a matter of time, and of paperwork.
Price's love life has been tabloid fodder for two decades, and each marriage has played out in public. Friends say she had been excited about the wedding in January, describing Andrews as charming and attentive. The discovery of the alleged deception, and his detention in Dubai, has left her reeling. Those close to her say she is leaning on her family and focusing on her children. Divorce proceedings are expected to begin once the practical difficulties of his imprisonment are navigated, and lawyers say the short duration of the marriage may simplify the financial settlement, if there is anything to settle at all.