Lee Andrews offers to send GMB hosts £10K from prison to prove he’s a millionaire – & insists he’ll take a lie detector

LEE Andrews has offered to send GMB hosts £10K from prison to prove he’s a millionaire – and also said he’ll take a lie detector test. It comes as his soon-to-be ex-wife Katie Price appeared on the ITV breakfast show this morning for a bombshell interview. Katie Price’s husband Lee Andrews has offered to send GMB £10k to prove he has money Credit: wesleeandrews/Instagram It comes after Katie’s explosive GMB interview today Credit: ITV The Sun previously exclusively revealed how Katie, 48, had dumped the conman, 43, by text after discovering he only had £2.22 in his crypto bank account — and not the £37million he had promised. In a voicenote from behind bars in Dubai, which was played on Good Morning Britain this morning, Lee responded to our story and said: “So just to reiterate, I do have the funds in the wallet, she can have my wallet address and I can do any movement in there. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! “I’ll even send the hosts £1,000 or £10,000 or whatever they want to show the people that it’s mine. “I’ve got no issues on that and I earned this consistently through trading and having money in the game.” Continuing he said: “I’ve been in the UE twenty years and obviously earned quite a good sum of money and built relationships. “Anyway I will be out and you can keep checking the wallet and you’ll see that there is the funds and it’s just 50 million UEDT and now the country knows. Lee offered to take a lie detector test Credit: Instagram/@wesleeeandrews Katie talked about her impending fourth divorce Credit: ITV “So yeah and I’m happy to a lie detector test when I do come out and come to the UK very soon.” Lee ended the voicenote with: “And I love Kate, I always will.” Most read in Showbiz Katie was sat in the GMB studio as the message from her estranged husband was played. The former glamour model sat down with hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls today and talked about heading for her fourth divorce. Katie opened up about the signs that finally made her open her eyes. She said: “For example, one of the rings he bought me he said was worth £72,000. So I thought I’d better get it insured. “So I took it into a shop and got it cleaned to get it insured. When they gave it back to me I said, ‘how nice are the diamonds?’ “They said, ‘They’re really good lab diamonds. They were grown in a lab. The ring is probably only worth about five grand’. Do you know how embarrassed I was?” More on this story to follow… Comment now