Katie Price is reportedly set to appear in a new swindler-style documentary and deep dive into Lee Andrews' con artist world.The former glamour model, 48, 'will join a long line of people who have been the victim of the fraudster'.Sources claim the new documentary, with Sky, will debunk the conman's shady world and feature those who have lost money as a result of his swindling.According to The Sun, the show will come from production company Mindhouse which is co-owned by Louis Theroux.'This show examines the full story of Lee Andrews and the people he has affected,' a show insider said.'As with all Sky/Mindhouse documentaries this will be a 360 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.' Katie Price is reportedly set to appear in a new swindler-style documentary and deep dive into Lee Andrews' con artist world The former glamour model, 48, 'will join a long line of people who have been the victim of the fraudster'It was reported last month Katie had texted Lee to tell him she wanted to split, after discovering the self-professed millionaire had £2.22 in his bank account.She was said to be bracing herself for a 'messy divorce' with the conman, so her latest move has no doubt surprised fans.Katie, who deleted all of the photos of herself and Lee, 43, from her social media, hinted that the exes were now on better terms.When the Daily Mail approached Katie's representative for comment, they said that as far as they were aware, Katie and Lee were not back together. Lee has made his page private and now only follows Katie on the platform.Katie has been dealing with conman Lee – who has been locked up in Dubai's Al-Awir jail twice this year on various fraud charges.Lee said: 'Right, I haven't made a public appearance yet so here we go. They got me, they got me good... look.'I had to get it out of my system. I had to shave it, [my hair] because obviously I am freshly out of jail, aka the most notorious prison in Dubai, Al-Awir.'And seeming to confess to his own wrongdoing, despite always publicly maintaining his innocence, he said: 'God, don't go against the system guys, they will bury you.'Despite saying he would be leaving the country multiple times before he was imprisoned but failing to because he has a travel ban, Lee once again said he would be leaving the country. Former glamour model Katie parted ways with her husband of eight months in early September after discovering 'he had just £2.22 in his account, despite claiming to be a millionaire' It's not known if Lee's ban has now been lifted after serving jail time but he insisted: 'I'm out of jail now so I can get out of the country. I can't whistleblow from here but I will be doing eventually.'I need to say something about the terrible ordeal that I was in and in order to get to the person I needed to get to to get out. I needed to shave my head, to get past it, so there it is, sporting it again.'Seeming to deny he ever wore a wig despite his hair growing several inches in a matter of weeks previously, he said of his bald look: 'It will grow back. No I don't have a wig or a system, it's just me. It will do for now.'Over the summer, Katie said Lee had 'scammed her heart' as she broke her silence on their split and branded their marriage 'embarrassing'.The TV personality has since consulted a divorce lawyer, while Lee delivered a voice note from behind bars saying the split is 'for the best'.Appearing on Good Morning Britain, Katie told hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls: 'I feel embarrassed because I feel he scammed my heart. Do you know what I mean?'I feel like he scammed my heart and stole my trust that I had, and me defending a man constantly because he made me believe that, "Kate, come on, you know I'm not like this".'
Katie Price 'set to expose ex Lee Andrews in new swindler documentary alongside conman's other victims'
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