Katie Price: CBD Oil Eases Anxiety Over Husband

Her husband's bizarre disappearance is an unexplained mystery right up there with s and the Loch Ness Monster, but had other concerns as she took to Instagram on Tuesday. 

While the Foreign Office attempt to discover the whereabouts of Dubai-based businessman , Price was plugging CBD oil on social media with the promise of a generous discount. 

The former glamour model's continued promotion of health and wellness products, primarily 'stress relieving' oils and gummies, has been a recurrent theme since Andrews vanished without trace in the United Arab Emirates earlier this month. 

Sharing her latest promotional post as hot and bothered Brits struggled to cope with the ongoing heatwave, Price, 48, claimed she had the perfect remedy in the form of CBD drops designed to encourage sleep.   

Captioning her latest ad, she wrote: 'It’s sooo hot outside, when the weather is like this I find it so hard to stay asleep through the night, I know a lot of people are the same! 

'I took my oil last night before bed and slept through for 8 hours no waking up and as you all know it has been helping my anxiety too with everything going on at the moment, thank you for all of the messages.' 

Andrews, Price's fourth husband, vanished on May 13 in what she claimed was a kidnapping after he '.

The TV personality alleged he'd disappeared mid-conversation as he was telling her he'd been arrested and 'bundled into a van' while hooded and with his hands tied. 

The Foreign Office have now stepped in to try find the missing businessman.

A spokesperson said: 'We are supporting the family of a British man and are in contact with the local authorities.' 

Andrews' alleged 'kidnap' story eerily resembles the ordeal .

Albert spent the following four years suffering in a series of high-security jails where he was tortured by guards, deprived of food and water, and witnessed the rape and suicides of fellow inmates.

The British millionaire was sentenced to three years in prison in February 2021, after months spent in detention, over his son's company's bounced cheques - despite evidence proving his own innocence.

After his initial arrest in 2019, Douglas was given bail while awaiting his court date and spent more than £850,000 on legal fees protesting his innocence.

Fearing he would be imprisoned for life and not given access to a fair trial, Douglas attempted to flee detention in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, by crossing the border to Oman with the help of hired smugglers.

He was arrested in February 2021, stripped and hooded, before being jailed in Al Ain Prison. He was then transferred to a series of facilities in Dubai including Dur Dubai police station, Al Barsha and Al Awir Central Prison over the next several years.

He was finally released last December and reunited with his family.

Douglas's real-life kidnap ordeal bears resemblance to the story Andrews gave his wife, and now a businessman with whom he shares mutual friends claims he's more than capable of dreaming up the scenario.  

The TV personality alleged he'd disappeared mid-conversation as he was telling her he'd been arrested and 'bundled into a van' while hooded and with his hands tied