Katie Price postpones her podcast amid bombshell accusations from new husband Lee Andrews' exes and claims his wealth is exaggerated after it was revealed he spent weeks in jail in Dubai

Katie Price has postponed her podcast following bombshell accusations from her new husband Lee Andrews' exes and claims his fortune has been exaggerated. 

Last month, Katie, 47, shocked fans when she revealed she had tied the knot for the fourth time to the so-called businessman - just a week after they first met.

Despite his claims of being a tycoon with links to Elon Musk, Lee's facade has since crumbled, with accusations of using AI, appearing on an escort site and having a colourful history with women.

Lee's ex, Alana Percival, who he proposed to in exactly the same way just weeks before popping the question to Katie, hit out with more bombshell allegations, including alluding to him advertising on the escort site. 

She urged Katie to 'run for the hills', claiming she has 'proof' of his shady dealings. 

Daily Mail previously revealed Lee spent three weeks locked up in a UAE jail for allegedly forging his ex-girlfriend's signature to take out a £200,000 loan in his ex's name and has been banned from leaving the country. 

Now, Katie has announced to her followers that she is 'pressing pause' on her podcast, The Katie Price Show, due to all the current attention.  

Sharing a post on her podcast's Instagram story on Thursday, Katie wrote: 'We're pressing pause on The Katie Price Show podcast for now. 

'With so much current media attention, it doesn't feel right to release an episode at this time. The podcast has always observed the headlines, not added to them. 

She concluded the post: 'Thank you for your continued support and understanding.' 

It comes after the former glamour model leapt to the defence of her new husband following the claims, sharing a defiant message on Instagram on Wednesday.

She reposted a quote to her 2.7million followers, which read: 'I promise, if you saw the way he treats me in private, you'd understand why I'm wildly addicted to him.'

In another story, she reposted: 'Sorry to anyone who thought they were next, he's not going anywhereee that's my husband byeee.' 

Insiders told the Daily Mail that Lee allegedly applied for a £200,000 mortgage on behalf of personal trainer partner Dina Taji without her knowledge last year.

Dina found out after receiving a phone call from the mortgage company, sparking her decision to file a legal case against him.

According to Dubai law, individuals pending criminal investigations, including unpaid debts or civil lawsuits, are not legally allowed to leave the country. The woman reported Lee to the authorities in Dubai, who investigated her claim.

However, Lee denied he was banned from leaving Dubai and on Tuesday claimed he and his wife are going on a honeymoon in a few days. 

In a video, Lee posted a screenshot from the MOI UAE App, which has features such as paying traffic fines, renewing driver's licences and criminal status checks.

Lee had the screen on the 'travel bans' option, which read: 'No travel bans.' 

He said: 'There's no travel ban, directly from the police UAE application, and it's my profile, so you can check those statuses, fines related to traffic, and also if you're allowed to travel, so allow me to share that. It's not fabricated.

'I'm going on my honeymoon in a few days guys, so definitely not on a travel ban. I'm in the happiest moment of my life so I'm forward to going with my person, my human, on my honeymoon.'

He added: 'It is exclusive, so I can't talk about it. I know I'm probably the most hated man in Britain, but half this stuff is not even true.'

Meanwhile, another of Lee's exes, Crystal Janke, has claimed Lee hoodwinked her into handing over £123,000 to invest in his company, on the promise he could get a 'return of £1million'.

Last week, the Daily Mail learned that Lee advertises online in Dubai as a 'sexy educated professional from GB', charging a minimum of £940 per hour to visit 'discerning professional women and high-level clients seeking more than just companionship'.

The 43-year-old's profile on the site 'Massage Republic', where he goes by the name 'Noah', reads: 'With a commanding presence and an effortless charm, I navigate the social elite with grace, ensuring that every encounter is tailored to your desires.

'My polished demeanor, combined with an attentive nature, creates a safe haven where ambition meets intimacy.

'Whether it's an elegant dinner overlooking the skyline or a private escape in a lavish hotel suite, I provide an experience that transcends the ordinary, igniting passion and connection in an atmosphere of sophistication and discretion.'

Lee denied that the profile was his in a series of rambling voice notes sent to the Daily Mail, insisting it was a 'vicious attack' and had nothing to do with him.