Katie Price has been urged to ‘run for the hills’ by two of her new husband’s exes, who claim the Dubai businessman is a ‘lying swindler who preys on women’.
The former glamour model, 47, tied the knot for the fourth time to Lee Andrews, 43, in an intimate ceremony over the weekend, just days after getting engaged.
Now, Crystal Janke, 40, 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’.
The nurse from Texas, who started a romance with Lee last May, claims she has been scammed and fears her money was spent by Lee on lavish gifts for Alana Percival, 32, who he was dating at the same time.
In a strong message to Katie, Crystal pleaded: ‘Do not give that man any money’.
Lee connected to Alana on Facebook last March and showered her with a Louis Vuitton handbag, Cartier jewellery and transferred thousands of pounds.
He proposed in September and the set-up was identical to Katie’s engagement at the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab.
The police are aware of the alleged fraud. Lee appeared to have repurposed the Cartier ring he gave to Alana to propose to Katie, according to The Sun.
Alana, who sold a house to Katie 15 years ago and called off their engagement in November, told the publication: ‘Katie should run for the hills, Lee is a liar, a narcissist and I think he’s a manipulator. Once I tried to leave him, he told me had a heart condition and was living on borrowed time. Lee doesn’t know what’s fact and what’s fiction.’
She then posted a warning for Katie on Instagram from her holiday in Thailand, tagging Katie and writing: ‘Catching flights not fiances #luckyescape Somebody with your ex right now thinking they found the one @katieprice… more to come today’s news is just a warm up you guys wanted to know what he is all about? Well let me start to tell you @katieprice #runforthehills.’
Crystal commented on Alana’s post, writing: ‘Keep smiling and soaking up every moment – you truly deserve it!’ to which Alana replied, telling her that ‘There is so much more to this story, karma.’
