Katie Price’s husband, Lee Andrews, has been caught up in another AI gaffe, after fans clocked the Dubai-based businessman in a fake gym selfie, posted on Instagram
09:17, 04 Apr 2026Updated 09:25, 04 Apr 2026
Katie Price’s fourth husband, Lee Andrews, has left fans gobsmacked with his latest Instagram offering(Image: @wesleeeandrews/Instagram)
Katie Price’s fourth husband, Lee Andrews, has left fans gobsmacked with his latest Instagram offering. The businessman, 42, who married Katie. 47, in January after a whirlwind proposal has boasted about a string of ‘accomplishments’ since being catapulted into the spotlight, including being able to speak 12 languages and working with momager, Kris Jenner.
Following these claims, which have since been proven to be false, Lee raised eyebrows again posting a fake gym selfie in which fans spotted the ‘real him’ in the background. Katie’s fourth husband was caught up in yet another AI gaffe when he posted a snap of himself in the gym. The now-deleted image showed Lee posing in the gym’s mirror but in the reflection behind him, his real appearance was on display, something eagle-eyed fans were quick to point out.
It comes after Katie’s husband was caught up in another AI gaffe when he posted a snap of himself in the gym.(Image: @wesleeeandrews/Instagram)
Katie insists Lee isn’t a conman
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The two ‘versions’ of Andrews appear to be very different. The apparent AI image shows a much more defined physique and jawline with a thicker head of hair. While what would appear to be the ‘original’ and ‘real’ version can be seen in the background in the blue t-shirt – which is less polished .
He continued to leave fans bamboozled after sharing an AI-generated ‘original’ song and music video – with himself as the unlikely star. In the bonkers video, the Dubai-based entrepreneur has used AI to make the track, complete with a music video in which he parties on a yacht – sporting a tracksuit, huge gold medallion and a fist full of rings – throwing money in the air.
In the video posted yesterday, which Lee made using an AI app called Sondo, the rumoured ‘Walter Mitty’ character sings along to a bop called Worse 4 Ware. In the clip, posted on social media, Lee can be seen singing: “If you ain’t lived in my head. Keep your advice in your head.” Another defiant lyric sees an AI version of the man from Nottingham belt out: “Every compliment hits like a fist full of rocks.” Accompanying Lee in the video is a crowd of fake fans, who all bop along mechanically, while throwing confetti in the air.
Katie Price’s husband, Lee Andrews, has been caught up in another AI gaffe(Image: @wesleeeandrews/Instagram)
In the bonkers video, the Dubai-based entrepreneur has used AI to make a song, in which he parties on a yacht(Image: @wesleeeandrews/Instagram)
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Before that bombshell, Lee touted himself as quite the linguist and claimed to speak 12 languages fluently, however when asked to show off his skills, he struggled with just three.
He has also said he ‘works closely’ with momager, Kris Jenner, which a source close to the Kardashian clan denying this to Daily Mail.
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After their whirlwind wedding in January, Katie has been plagued over reports that her new husband has conman. Lee claimed on his LinkedIn to have had obtained a PhD from Cambridge University but this was later proven false. Then, he denied accusations he sent a voice note in which it was claimed he had begged for cash shortly before he staged the lavish proposal for Katie.
However, despite concerns, Katie has since said she has seen proof that her husband is a millionaire. Speaking out on the rumours, the mum-of-five recently appeared on Good Morning Britain, claiming Lee’s PhD actually came from Spain, and that her husband was in possession of a diplomatic passport.
Defending her man, Katie said: “Because it’s me, and the way I do things, I did want to keep it private because he’s not a famous person but he’s getting so much flak from speculation, conman, scam man, Jesus! I’ve seen what I want to see, people shouldn’t underestimate me, I just want people to be happy for me.”
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