Katie Price has officially confirmed her separation from her husband, Lee Andrews, who is reportedly being held in a Dubai jail. The couple was scheduled to appear together on the ITV show Good Morning Britain on Wednesday (16 September), but Andrews pulled out at the last minute, stating he was still in prison. In a voice note to the show’s hosts, Ed Balls and Susanna Reid, Andrews claimed that his wife had "exposed the wrong amount in the wrong wallet" and sent the producers a link to the correct digital wallet. He said that by Wednesday, there would be "50 million USDT" in the wallet, which he described as legitimately earned. USDT is a type of cryptocurrency known as a stablecoin, often used by traders to exchange other cryptocurrencies because its value is tied to the US dollar. Andrews also offered to send the Good Morning Britain hosts £10,000 in cryptocurrency to prove the funds were legitimate. He claimed that Katie Price had often called him a liar, suggesting she was looking at or taking information from third parties, as she is not very familiar with cryptocurrency. He added that she had his wallet address and that he could make any transactions from it. Price confirmed the split during the show, expressing that she felt embarrassed because she believed Andrews had "scammed her heart." She said she loved the man she met but could no longer continue the relationship. She admitted she had been naive in falling for him and now felt sad about the situation. Price had previously suspected Andrews of lying about his wealth, recalling an incident where he sent her pictures and videos of a house worth £40 million or £30 million, but they were never allowed inside. Andrews explained that in Dubai, if there is a civil dispute, authorities may take control of property until debts are settled. Andrews is believed to be in jail over unpaid debts, and he claims the issue has been resolved, but he has not yet secured a court date to regain his freedom. Throughout his marriage to Price, he has faced multiple accusations of being a scammer, which he has consistently denied.