Lee Andrews' ex Alana Percival shares pointed posts about 'karma' after he is 'arrested in Dubai' following mystery disappearance

Lee Andrews' ex-fiancé Alana Percival has shared pointed posts about 'karma' after he was thought to have been arrested in Dubai following his mystery disappearance.

Lee connected with Alana on Facebook last March and he showered her with a Louis Vuitton handbag and Cartier jewellery, with the beauty explaining how she was 'love bombed' by the businessman. 

Things then ended between the pair before Lee met former glamour model Katie, 48, and married her earlier this year after a whirlwind romance.

The drama over the whereabouts of Lee continued to unfold this weekend amid claims his phone has been turned back on, just hours after his father reported he's currently locked up in a prison in Dubai.

Amid the newest twists and turns, Alana took to her social media to repost two quotes from a psychology account.

The first quote read: 'Karma: no need for revenge. Just sit back and wait.', while the second stated: 'Those who hurt you will eventually screw up themselves and if you are lucky, God will let you watch.'

It comes after last week Alana claimed to have received 'threatening messages' in the middle of the night warning her to stop talking about Lee.

Alana has said she was contacted by someone 'very well connected to him' after releasing a podcast detailing her experience while in a relationship with Lee.

Alana spoke in detail about the elaborate scams she claims she was victim to during her relationship with Lee and issued a fresh warning to Katie.

She has claimed that someone close to Lee has tried to warn her off discussing her bad experience with him and called out the messages on social media.

Alana said that she thought she had been targeted for criticising Lee and discussing his 'conman' ways in a public forum. 

Alana said: 'Last night I received a DM from someone very well connected to the ongoing Lee Andrews situation.

'The message contained subtle undertones that I interpreted as threatening, implying that if Lee Andrews were to harm himself, somehow that responsibility would fall on me.

'There were also suggestions that I should stop speaking out, delete things from my phone, and stay quiet because this is now 'a police matter.'

'So let me respond publicly.

'If everything that has been exposed about my personal life helps even one woman recognise red flags, leave an unhealthy situation, or avoid ending up in one like I did, then every bit of stress, scrutiny, and intrusion into my life will have been worth it.'

Alana went on to add: 'When all of this first started, I knew I had a choice: stay quiet, or speak up for women who either don't yet realise the situation they're in or don't feel they have a voice.

'I chose to speak up, and I will continue to highlight harmful behaviour in the hope it protects someone else.

'And finally – I would appreciate people not sending subtly threatening messages to me at 2am.'

Lee proposed to Alana in September and the set-up was identical to Katie's engagement at the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, which took place just 16 weeks later.

Alana first started to suspect all was not as it seemed when Lee refused to invite her to his house, with the couple instead spending their time in hotels or at his father's Dubai home.

'He kept saying "I don't want to take you to my house just yet. I live on the Palm in this massive house but the thing is I don't want to show you what I have until I trust there's an actual connection, because I have been used in the past,"' Alana told the Block, Delete, Move On podcast.

In the summer of 2025, four months into their relationship, Alana flew back home to the UK to visit her family, with Lee 'promising' he would join her, only to claim he couldn't travel because 'he was a flight risk or had business.'

The businessman vanished on May 13 in what Katie claimed was a kidnapping after he 'went dark' on her.

The TV personality alleged he'd disappeared mid-conversation as he was telling her he'd been arrested and 'bundled into a van' while hooded and with his hands tied to be taken to a 'black site'.

However, on Saturday, his long-suffering father Peter – who is one of the few people in Dubai to support him – told the Daily Mail that Lee has been arrested by the UAE authorities and is in prison.

He said: 'Lee is OK. He has not been kidnapped but he is under arrest. I don't know on what charge. I'm not sure where he is being held. But he will call me later today.'

'He is not at my house,' he added, while a police source said: 'Lee Andrews has been arrested.'

And the chief of Dubai Police has confirmed that he is the subject of a number of arrest warrants, mainly for fraud.

Brigadier Khalid Khalifa al Avadhi told the Daily Mail: 'There are many cases against him.'

However, the mystery surrounding Lee's absence has continued to deepen, first after he appeared to still be active on social media, and now with fresh claims that he has been using his mobile phone.