Katie Price appears to be cutting ties with her estranged husband Lee Andrews as their short-lived marriage heads towards what could be a messy divorce, with the former glamour model deleting photographs of the couple from her social media accounts.
Price reportedly ended the marriage via WhatsApp last month after discovering that Andrews had just £2.22 in his bank account, according to The Sun. She has now taken a further step towards putting the relationship behind her, removing their photographs together from her profiles. Andrews's likes and comments have also disappeared from her posts, suggesting she may have blocked him.
Andrews, who was recently released from Dubai's Al Awir prison after spending four months behind bars, has launched a GoGetFunding crowdfunding page in an attempt to raise bail money for his return to Britain. His plans have reportedly left Price concerned about the financial implications of their separation, particularly given her efforts to rebuild her income through OnlyFans and other projects.
A source previously told The Sun that Price was determined to avoid falling into financial trouble again. There are fears Andrews could attempt to claim a share of her assets, while Price is said to be hoping the pair can separate amicably. Whether the divorce develops into a protracted legal dispute remains to be seen.
Andrews has also found himself at the centre of a bizarre social media episode. Earlier this month, a post appeared on his Instagram account announcing his supposed death. Accompanied by a black-and-white photograph of him sitting in a car, the message described a final goodbye to a 'beautiful soul' who had 'tragically passed away.' The post was swiftly deleted.
The saga is the latest chapter in Price's turbulent personal life, which has played out in the British tabloids for two decades. The former glamour model, once one of the country's most famous celebrities, has faced well-documented financial difficulties in recent years, including bankruptcy proceedings. Her pivot to OnlyFans and other ventures has been part of an effort to rebuild her finances.
Andrews's time in Dubai's Al Awir prison followed his own legal troubles, and his attempt to crowdfund his return to Britain has raised eyebrows among observers of the couple's whirlwind relationship. The marriage, which lasted only a short time, now appears headed for the courts, with both the division of assets and the circumstances of their separation likely to be scrutinised.
For Price, the priority is said to be protecting the income streams she has painstakingly rebuilt. For Andrews, the immediate concern is raising the funds to get back to the UK — and what awaits him when he arrives.