KATIE Price’s husband Lee Andrews has sensationally claimed that he enjoyed the company of ‘billionaires, murderers, CEOs and members of the Royal Family’ during his time behind bars in Dubai.

The self-proclaimed entrepreneur made the admission to The Sun – and finally revealed who ended up .

Katie Price and Lee sitting in a car.
Katie Price’s ex Lee Andrews has opened up on his time behind bars in Dubai’s Al Awir prison Credit: wesleeeandrews/Instagram
Lee Andrews wearing a black cap and white t-shirt, with a tattoo on his hand.
The self-titled ‘millionaire’ was released earlier this month after a four-month stint inside Credit: wesleeeandrews/Instagram

Lee was first before being released a few days later.

He was then sent back to jail in July where he spent several months inside, .

It was while behind bars that former glamour model Katie, 48, ended her eight-month marriage to her husband via WhatsApp.

But Lee has suggested he was far from lonely during his stint in the hellhole Dubai prison.

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Lee confirmed his release online sharing a photo of him in a sauna with his dad in early OctoberCredit: Refer to source
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Katie ended her eight-month marriage to Lee in September via Whatsapp while he was in jail Credit: @wesleeandrews / instagram / backgrid

“I dined with billionaires, murderers, lawyers, ex law enforcement, CEOs, oil tycoons, and members of the Royal Family,” he told us.

He also claimed that he “worked everyday” during his stint and “funded my release all from a telephone box”.

At time of writing, The Sun is unaware of any Royal Family members imprisoned in Dubai’s Al Awir.

Lee previously claimed to have approximately £37million in a crypto wallet, which ex Katie Price says is a lie as she opened the wallet to find a measly £2.22.

Just weeks ago, following his release, the conman even in a bid to collect bail cash so he can return to Britain.

Lee begged fans to help him reach a target of £95k to get back to the UK – despite maintaining he’s a “millionaire.”

The move also raised the with a UAE criminal law expert previously telling The Sun that unless Lee’s page was approved by the government it breaches Dubai laws.

The shady world of fraudster Lee Andrews is set to be .

The show will feature a long line of people who have been the victim of his alleged cons. They will include his estranged wife, Katie Price, but also his other partners and people who have lost money as a result of his swindling.

Producers of the as-yet-unnamed show, which Sky has confirmed it is working on, will give Lee the chance to respond face-to-face to the allegations and put his side to the story.

The documentary will come from Mindhouse, the acclaimed production company co-owned by Louis Theroux. It is the same firm behind Katie’s four-part documentary Nothing To Hide, which aired earlier this year.

A show insider said: “This show examines the full story of and the people he has affected.

“As with all Sky/Mindhouse documentaries this will be a 360-degree look at the story. It won’t centre on a single contributor but will feature a range of voices to uncover the truth behind the headlines.”

The new documentary is still at the development stage but could be completed in time to drop on Sky as early as next year.