Katie Price, former model and television personality, has announced that she will now focus all her attention on her children following her separation from her husband Lee Andrew. This separation, which occurred in early September, came after Katie discovered that Lee had only £2.22 in his bank account while claiming to be a millionaire.
New Challenges in Katie Price's Life
48-year-old Katie Price discussed this separation on her podcast "The Katie Price Show" with her sister Sophie, addressing criticisms about her marriage to Lee. In this conversation, she stated: "Yes, I still wear my ring. But on the other hand, because I love him, I have now removed Lee from my biography... Enough is enough, I can't take it anymore. He is in prison and I haven't spoken to him. That's why my focus is now entirely on my children."
Katie, who has children Princess, 19, and Junior, 21, from Peter Andre, and Jet, 12, and Bunny, 11, from Kieran Hayler, further stated that if the right man comes along, he must fit into her life. She emphasized that she now wants to focus on her career and family.
Feelings and Consequences of the Separation
Katie also provided insights about her separation from Lee on "Good Morning Britain," stating that she considers the relationship "shameful." She has consulted with a divorce lawyer while Lee is in a Dubai prison, and he sent a voice message from behind bars saying that separation is the best option.
Katie expressed on the show: "I feel ashamed because I feel he has deceived my heart. He told me: 'Katie, I'm not like that' and I believed him. He had claimed to have $50 million in cryptocurrency, but Katie found out he only had £2.22 in his account."
She also pointed out that although Lee did not deceive her financially, she feels he introduced a fake persona to her. Katie explained: "This is the first time I'm saying this, and if the right man comes along, he must fit into my life. But right now, I want to focus on my work and my children."
Katie also referred to the ring that Lee had given her, stating that he claimed it was worth £72,000, but when she tried to insure it, it was valued at only £5,000.
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