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Katie Price Wont Move to Dubai with Husband
Katie Price has confirmed she will not be moving to Dubai with husband Lee Andrews after he claimed he had bought them a £36milllion home. The former glamour mo...
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The former glamour model, 47, shocked fans when she married the so-called businessman, 42, in Dubai in January within 10 days of meeting him.
And despite her family sharing their concerns, several of his ex-partners making bombshell accusations and a slew of his claims about his finances, business acumen and celebrity-links being revealed as false - Katie is certain that Lee is the real deal.
In a new update on Monday, Katie shared a video, which has since been deleted, claiming she is not moving to Dubai, reports The Sun.
She said: 'I don't know why people think I'm moving to Dubai. My family's here. The husband is there, but the husband come here and I can go to Dubai when I can.'
'It's a lot of hoo-ha,' added Katie.
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Katie Price has confirmed she will not be moving to Dubai with husband Lee Andrews after he claimed he had bought them a £36milllion home
In a new update, Katie said: 'I don't know why people think I'm moving to Dubai. My family's here. The husband is there, but the husband come here and I can go to Dubai when I can'
Katie's sister Sophie has previously hinted at her disapproval of her new marriage and said their podcast would be 'paused' for the foreseeable future
While her five children are still yet to meet the businessman, eldest children Princess, 18, and Junior, 20, said on This Morning last month that the family are 'happy as long as she's happy'
Lee told the Daily Mail it was 'complete b******s' that he couldn't leave.
Since they wed, Katie has returned home alone twice - despite Lee insisting he would join her both times.
There were also assertions that they would be going somewhere on honeymoon together, but they remained in Dubai.
This week, Lee revealed on his social media that Katie is coming back to Dubai via flying to Oman where he will pick her up, amid the conflict in the Middle East following US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
He said: 'The flights have started to open. The flights are a bit backed up, but if not you can always go through Oman, it is next door and one of the neighbouring countries.
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'I'm not going to tell you all my plans but Katie would fly there and I would go to Oman and pick her up and bring her home because that's what you do when you are married and in love, you try everything right? Or have I got that wrong?'
The UAE's government travel advice states: 'Due to the volatile security situation in the region and military strikes in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), we've raised our level of advice for the UAE to do not travel.
'The UAE airspace may open or close at short notice, impacting flights at Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports. Retaliatory strikes are occurring across the Middle East region following military strikes on Iran. Military conflict in the region may result in widespread movement restrictions, and other travel disruptions.'
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