Katie Price has said shared the current status of her relationship with her conman ex Lee Andrews after he followed and unfollowed her on social media.
Her estranged husband's bizarre social media activity also included sharing quotes aimed at the former glamour model, 48, following their split.
Speaking on this week's episode of her podcast, Katie also revealed she is unable to try and meet someone new as she's been blocked from using dating app Raya.
Katie split from 'soulmate' Lee, 43, just weeks ago when she discovered the self-professed millionaire had £2.22 in his bank account.
She has now discussed the aftermath of the breakup on her The Katie Price Show podcast with her sister Sophie.
Katie joked this week: 'Who's Lee?' before adding: 'Well, one minute I'm followed by him, then I'm unfollowed because I get sent stuff and then he puts quotes up about me.
'I can't keep up with it myself. There you go...'.
Katie Price has said she's been left 'confused' by conman ex Lee Andrews unfollowing her on social media as she says she's been blocked from using celebrity dating app Raya
The former glamour model, 48, split from 'soulmate' Lee, 43, just weeks ago when she discovered the self-professed millionaire had £2.22 in his bank account
She also spoke about still being blocked from Raya due to an email mistake, explaining: 'I put the wrong email in. Yeah, like couple of years ago. I don't even know how to unblock it.
'If I did want to go and date, that is the site I'd want to go on. If there's anyone who works for Raya... I've never been on a dating site in my life. But it would just be interesting to see who would come up for me.'
She added that for now she is happy being single, saying: 'It's about time all these years that I don't need anyone.
'Like if I want someone, it's because I want them. I just love doing what I want and don't have to explain anything to anyone.'
It comes after over Halloween weekend, Katie flashed her wedding ring as she enjoyed a night out in Manchester after hinting she's back together with her estranged husband Lee.
The pair fuelled speculation they were giving their short-lived marriage another go recently after Lee tagged Katie in a post about 'soulmates' before hours later his ex shared the same post, but without tagging him.
A post shared by them both read: 'They say soulmates recognise each other instantly. I think that's why I felt so comfortable from the start. I didn't need time to understand how much you mean to me.'
'My heart already knew. You're not just my person, you're my forever.'
In recent weeks Katie has hinted the romance is back after she was spotted wearing the diamond engagement ring that Lee gave her.
Lee has also been spotted wearing his wedding ring in posts shared on his social media pages and he has refollowed his ex on Instagram.
She has now discussed the aftermath of the breakup on her The Katie Price show podcast with her sister Sophie
Katie deleted all of the photos of herself and Lee from her social media last month. Lee, meanwhile, has made his page private and now only follows Katie on the platform.
When the Daily Mail approached Katie's representative for comment last week, they said that as far as they were aware, the couple were not back together.
Katie was said to be bracing herself for a 'messy divorce' with the conman and it has also been reported that Katie is set to appear in a new swindler-style documentary and deep dive into her husband's con artist world.
The star 'will join a long line of people who have been the victim of the fraudster'.
Sources claim the new documentary, with Sky, will cover the conman's tricks and feature those who have lost money as a result of his swindling.
According to The Sun, the show will come from production company Mindhouse which is co-owned by documentary-maker Louis Theroux.
'This show examines the full story of Lee Andrews and the people he has affected,' a show insider said.
'As with all Sky/Mindhouse documentaries this will be a 360 look at the story. It won't centre on a single contributor but will feature a range of voices to uncover the truth behind the headlines.'
The conman was recently released from Dubai's Al-Awir jail for the second time this year on various fraud charges.

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