Lee Andrews Shares Odd AI Image as Adidas Face

's husband Lee Andrews has shared another  image of himself in a bizarre social media post where he appears to claim he is the new face of Adidas. 

In the picture, he holds up an Adidas trainer alongside the words: 'Adidas x Adroson Proset. The future of running. Available now.' 

Lee, 42, recently claimed to be buying a majority stake in Chelsea, who are currently seventh in the .

Since he married Katie in January, the self-proclaimed businessman has made a series of extraordinary claims, including that he can speak 12 languages and has worked with , but these have since been proven as untrue. 

Lee is also fond of posting heavily-edited and AI-generated images of himself on Instagram. He has turned off comments on the image.

'I can't tell you all the workings and inner parts to my wealth but definitely the money is there,' Lee told The Sun. 'And they have to accept and they have to verify, but it will be going in.

'It sounds crazy, it sounds ambitious, but watch this space.' 

Asked of Lee's plan to buy into Chelsea, a bemused source close to the couple told Daily Mail: 'I don't know anything about it... but I very much doubt it.' 

Andrews will need a sizeable sum to wrestle control from current owner Boehly, the American businessman who acquired the football club for £4.25billion four years ago. 

Despite Lee's apparent untruths,  Katie still appeared more loved-up than ever as she recently posted a meme about 'pure love' with 'no lies or secrets'.

In his latest interview Lee managed to speak about his wife in Spanish, despite referring to her incorrectly as his girlfriend, before the wheels came off when he was asked to do the same in Hindi and Arabic.

He told The Sun: 'I don't know the word for woman in Hindi. Hindi, I'm going to struggle with because it's like broken down. And anyone who listens to Hindi will say, 'that's not right' and I want to get it right. But let me try it in Hindi for you'. 

Before going on to claim he found speaking Russian easier with Russian people as he can 'bounce off them'.

Elsewhere in the interview Lee said: 'I work with [Kim Kardashian's] mother [Kris] directly. Kim, or should we say her mother, who manages most of her outlets...from what I understand, Kim doesn't have a voice. Kim. And obviously they've got their legal team.'

previously admitted he lied on his CV as he addressed fraud allegations after it was previously claimed that he spent three weeks locked up in a  jail.

This was as a result of him allegedly forging his ex-girlfriend's signature to take out a £200,000 loan in her name and he has been banned from leaving the United Arab Emirates. He denies this.

Lee was also recently hit with a fresh accusation that he took $1000 from another woman and has thus far failed to pay her back - he denied the claims on Instagram soon after.

Lee, who is a self-proclaimed 'millionaire', has also claimed that he studied at  and has a PhD. 

His LinkedIn profile previously stated he was a 'Member Of The Board of Advisors' for the and 'Director of Philanthropy at The King's Trust', formerly The Prince's Trust. 

However, the businessman has now admitted his CV was embellished, claiming a former personal assistant was responsible. 

He added that he does not manage his own LinkedIn or social media accounts.

However, he conceded that his CV definitely needs to change, admitting 'it's not good' by any means. 

The Sun previously reported a woman got in contact with the publication, sharing how she believed she was investing $1000 in his company Aura Worldwide Holdings Ltd. 

However paperwork for the company, which is registered in the British Virgin Islands, showed the business was dissolved in 2024. 

Despite this the woman claims she has not received her investment money back from Lee. 

She said: 'I sent $1000, which is almost 4000 Dubai Dirham. I sent it to his personal bank account but didn't question it at first.

'When I asked for it back, he said he would pay it back. It's been almost two months now and he's still not giving me my $1000 back.'

The publication has reportedly seen messages between Lee and the woman which confirmed he would return the cash in 24 hours. 

However after she failed to receive the transaction, she went back to him on February 17, writing: 'This is my final request to return to me the 4000 I paid to you for shares in your company that was dissolved in 2024. Please wire the amount back to my account.'

On February 23, she followed up and threatened to go to the police, prompting Lee to reportedly reply: 'Police? Give me 48 hours I'll send.'

However she claims she is still yet to receive the money. 

Despite official paperwork showing his business was dissolved in 2024, Lee insisted to the publication that the company is most certainly not dissolved, adding '100 per cent it's there'.