Katie Price Denies Sex Tape Reports About Husband Lee Andrews
Reality TV star Katie Price has publicly denied reports that her husband, Lee Andrews, attempted to sell a non-existent sex tape of the couple. Price expressed distress over the false allegations and emphasized that no such material exists.
Why it matters
The story highlights the ongoing challenges of celebrity privacy and the legal implications of 'revenge porn' and defamatory media reporting.
Katie Price on This Morning earlier this month Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock Katie Price is speaking out amid fresh reports about her relationship with her husband Lee Andrews .
Over the weekend, The Sun On Sunday reported on an alleged voicenote sent by Katie’s husband to a friend, claiming he could sell a sex tape featuring the couple for around £250,000 behind her back.
Setting the record straight on her Instagram story, Katie insisted ( as reported by Metro ): “This story is completely untrue. I have never made such a tape and any suggestion otherwise is false and deeply misleading.
“The claims appear to be based on a voicenote sent from Lee discussing a tape… a tape which does not exist and never will. This material has been passed to The Sun by a third party and does not reflect reality.”
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