Katie Price Denies Sex Tape Report, Slams Husband Lee Andrews Over Alleged Plot
Katie Price has publicly denied reports that her husband, Lee Andrews, planned to sell a sex tape featuring the couple for £250,000. The allegations, published by The Sun On Sunday, were based on an alleged voicenote sent by Andrews to a friend. Price took to Instagram to call the story 'completely untrue,' stating no such tape exists and that she feels 'incredibly upset, abused and humiliated' by the false claims. The tabloid reported that Andrews later told his friend he was 'not serious.' The article notes that sharing intimate content without consent, or 'revenge porn,' has been illegal in the UK since 2015. Price and Andrews married in Dubai earlier this year after meeting in person for the first time, and Andrews has reportedly been arrested and detained in Dubai on two separate occasions since then.
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