Lee Andrews reveals his earnings after charging fans £41 for intimate videos

Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews has revealed how much he earned from making Cameo videos in the past week. Lee Andrews may have been accused of scamming his ex-girlfriends, but it seems Katie Price’s husband is actually making an honest living – and earning a decent amount in the process. The entrepreneur, 42, who married the former glamour model, 48, in January, has been charging fans and followers to receive short video messages from him on Cameo. It comes after his release from a Dubai prison last month, after being arrested on suspicion of fraud. In Lee’s case, that Cameo fee is a £41.16 minimum for a standard clip – and £747.60 for a business video – where he’s so far given marriage advice, birthday shout-outs and even topless content for a premium price. Keen to dispel any notion that he’s struggling for money, Lee shared a snapshot of his earnings from the past week after completing 211 minutes and, according to his Instagram post, the businessman brought in $5,830.27 over the past seven days. ‘Here is my 5 days earnings on Cameos 200 mins worth of work,’ he wrote. And what better way to celebrate his newfound wealth than to splash out on wife Katie, who has flown out to Dubai to reunite with him. In his Instagram stories, Lee shared a video of the reality TV star opening up a box of diamond-studded earrings that he presumably bought for her with his Cameo earnings. ‘I adore you Katie,’ he captioned the post before showing her modelling her new jewellery set from Cara. It’s not the only thing the couple have splurged on recently as they also bought a new puppy together, called Dubaii, for a cool £2,000. However, their purchase of the Pomsky – a Pomeranian crossed with a Husky – has sparked a backlash given Katie’s controversial history with pets. Lee is also expected to book himself in for a hair transplant soon, despite already sporting a new barnet since being released from prison. He had previously joked about his thinning hairline, but suspicions arose when he emerged with a thick head of hair after being incarcerated, prompting fans to joke that he’d actually been in Turkey getting a procedure. In the latest episode of her podcast, Katie set the record straight on her husband’s new look and said: ‘He does want a hair transplant, and he will get a hair transplant, so that is that. ‘There’s not really anything to say about his hair,’ she said. ‘But if people want to pick on his hair…’ She added: ‘Why is it when men, in general, have surgery, hair transplants, or anything like that, no one says anything, but when us women do, “Oh, it’s this, it’s that”? Who cares if you’re bettering yourself with anything?’ Lee’s finances have been called into question since the beginning of his relationship with Katie. Several women have accused him of scamming thousands of pounds out of them, including his ex-fiance Alana Percival, who has been vocal about her experience of their relationship. However, Lee has vehemently denied the accusations of being a scammer. As for Katie, she’s preparing for the release of her new Sky documentary next week, delving into her complicated life story and promising an unfiltered look at her trials and tribulations like never before. Arrow MORE: Katie Price strips down for the nation after promising to ‘get kit off’ for England win Arrow MORE: Lee Andrews agrees to ‘live TV lie detector test’ as he’s accused of £5,000 scam Arrow MORE: Lee Andrews claims he’s joining EastEnders – and wants Katie Price to join him

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