Peter Andre Blasts Lee Andrews Adoption Claim

has called out 's fourth husband for making the 'categorically untrue' claim he has 'adopted' her five children. 

The singer, 53, who is the proud father to Junior, 21, and Princess, 18, from his marriage to Katie, 48, spoke out after the so-called businessman, 43, made the wild claim on Father's Day - despite having never met them. 

Lee had said in a Cameo clip: 'I haven't got children, but we're trying. I've adopted five of them. I love my wife and I love her children.' 

Hitting back, Peter's representatives told the Metro Lee's claims are 'yet another lie' and 'categorically untrue'. 

They added: 'They haven't even met him!'.

In his Father's Day video, Lee spoke about how they are trying to have a baby, following his release from Al-Awir prison in where he was jailed for a month.

Lee is yet to meet Princess, Junior and Katie's eldest son Harvey, 24, despite being married to their mother since January. He is said to have spoken to them on FaceTime.

The Daily Mail have contacted Katie for comment on Lee's claims. 

Katie and Lee have previously spoken of their desire to have a baby and teased fans by hinting they could be expecting when Katie held up a pregnancy test.

Katie later confirmed she isn't pregnant, but insisted 'one day I will be' as she shared their baby plans with fans.

Finally addressing the rumours, Katie said: 'So everyone, do you want to know the answer?

'Here's the answer. No, I'm not pregnant but one day I will be. Hopefully that clears all the speculation up. Just because we say we'll have kids, [it's because] one day I will. There's your answer… not pregnant.'

Katie first claimed she was having Lee's child in a fiery Instagram post, with Lee also .

Followers had to subscribe to her private Instagram for £2.99 a month to learn more, before she later confirmed they weren't expecting.

The self-proclaimed 'millionaire' had been MIA for weeks after he was thrown behind bars in Al-Awir Central Prison in  on fraud allegations, although insists he was captured at gunpoint after being suspected of espionage.

Lee's disappearance set the internet alight, after Katie initially claimed he had been kidnapped before talk of his arrest began. 

Despite mounting evidence that fraud was the cause for his arrest, Lee insisted that he was imprisoned on suspicion of espionage 'and held in a state security building' before being taken to prison over 'a civil case in Dubai'.

In an Instagram post shared earlier this month, Lee continued to insist there is 'not one shred of evidence' that he has been charged with fraud, hitting out at his ex fiancée Alana for spreading the story.

Lee claimed he was 'taken to the Qatar border by the men, at gunpoint and was captured by men with assault rifles, they did slap me round a little bit, little s***s.'

It was, however, his hair that got the masses talking, as his video saw Lee boast a mass of thick locks in lieu of his previous thin hair, which he often masked under a baseball cap or was seen masking by running his hands across his head. 

Seemingly enjoying the attention, he went on a liking spree of the videos detailing his new hair - as many questioned if he had actually been getting a hair transplant as opposed to being seized in a cloak of mystery.  

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She then took legal action against him, resulting in Lee being slapped with a travel ban from Dubai. Dina has refused to talk publicly about Lee, but agreed to meet up with Katie recently to warn her about staying with her husband.

But Lee posted another update, doubling down on his claims that there are no allegations of fraud against him.

Posting from the back of a car, Lee said he had another thing 'to address'.

'There's not one shred of evidence where I've taken a mortgage in someone else's name, particularly in my ex fiancée's name Dina,' he insisted.

'If I was to take a mortgage in somebody else's name, wouldn't she get that mortgage? How does it work? What would I benefit from signing her name? That's definitely not the case. So, let her bring the mortgage paper.'