Lee Andrews has seemingly confirmed his release from prison in Dubai after returning to social media with a shirtless sauna selfie alongside his father on Tuesday.
The 43-year-old, who parted ways with former glamour model Katie Price in early September following eight months of marriage, posted the update to his Instagram Stories as his online accounts became active again.
In the post, Andrews shared the selfie featuring his father, Peter, set to the song Use Somebody by the American rock group Kings of Leon. The track explores themes of loneliness and the need for genuine human connection.
The upload arrived just hours after Andrews appeared to take a swipe at Price, 48, by sharing a clip of singer Halsey's 2018 track Without Me. The song features the lyrics: "Does it ever get lonely? Thinking you could live without me."
Andrews updated his Instagram profile biography, replacing "Katie Price's Husband" with "Britain's Bad Boy." He also unfollowed Price on the social media platform, although she remains the only account that he currently follows.
In addition to changing his profile details, Andrews liked a social media post published by The Sun regarding Price's upcoming television appearance on Celebrity Handcuffed. The show will see the media personality handcuffed to politician Suella Braverman.
Andrews joined Price's daughter, Princess, in liking the post about her career move. Speculation surrounding his release was launched by Instagram comedian Lily D, who posts under the handle councilestatequeen and is a self-described Lee Andrews enthusiast.
Further indications of his release surfaced through the reactivation of his account on Cameo, an online platform that allows fans to purchase personalised video messages from public figures. Andrews launched his page on the service in June to capitalise on his self-professed "notoriety."
When his Cameo profile first launched, Andrews charged £41.74 per video message. Following its reactivation, which features a banner reading "Just Came Back!", his rates stand at £40.73 for a personal video message or £739.89 for a business video.
Troubled Marriage and Dubai Incarceration
Before his sudden online return, Andrews had been incarcerated in Dubai's Al-Awir jail, a central prison facility in the United Arab Emirates, twice this year on various fraud charges. The Daily Mail has approached Andrews for comment following his recent online activity.
Price parted ways with her husband of eight months in early September after discovering that he possessed just £2.22 ($3) in his bank account. Andrews had previously claimed to hold $50 million in a cryptocurrency account.
Last month, Price broke her silence on the breakdown of their marriage, stating that Andrews had "scammed her heart" and describing their marriage as "embarrassing."
Appearing on ITV's morning television show Good Morning Britain alongside hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls, Price detailed her emotional turmoil over the relationship.
"I feel embarrassed because I feel he scammed my heart. Do you know what I mean?" Price told the hosts. "I feel like he scammed my heart and stole my trust that I had, and me defending a man constantly because he made me believe that, 'Kate, come on, you know I'm not like this'."
Price clarified that her distress was not financial, adding: "He hasn't scammed me for money, but I feel he has scammed me because he fabricated a person that doesn't exist."
Behind-Bars Voice Note and Divorce Proceedings
At the beginning of the Good Morning Britain segment, the programme played a voice note delivered by Andrews from behind bars in civil jail, in which he admitted that divorce is "for the best."
In the recording, Andrews said: "Divorce is for the best." He expanded on his position, stating: "I never throw Kate under the bus. I do feel that that's happened to me, and it looks like there's profit to be made from her side."
Addressing his legal situation from prison, Andrews claimed: "And obviously, some things have happened recently while I've been in civil jail. I'm not being convicted of any crimes, nor am I a criminal."
Andrews disputed the financial claims made against him, asserting that he has "funds" and alleging that Price was "exposing the wrong amount in a wrong wallet." He added that personal finances should be "between husband and wife."
Ending the voice note, Andrews said: "as far as filing divorce, I think that's probably the best thing for it... I love Kate and always will."
After hearing the lengthy voice note, Price expressed her exhaustion at the situation. "It is exhausting, and I'm sitting here listening and I'm just shaking my head because where do I start?" she said.
Believing that he did love her, Price explained: "I do believe he did [love me], and I think he's got himself in such a situation where I think where he copy and pastes what he says to women, that he actually did fall from it."
"I love him, but who is he? I love the man I met, but I just can't take it. I'm not stupid, you know. I've been stupid," Price continued. "Well, obviously, I was stupid to fall for him. I've heard the same thing. I've heard it for nine months. I've heard it. He's been in prison for two and a half months. I've heard from day one he was being extradited back to England."
She added: "I've heard the same story every day. I'm coming out tomorrow. I'm coming out tomorrow... There's only so much I can take."
The TV personality has since consulted a divorce lawyer to process the split. She also revealed that a ring Andrews allegedly told her was worth £72,000 was valued at £5,000 when she attempted to have it insured.
