Katie Price has insisted that her new husband Lee Andrews does have a Doctor of Philosophy degree, clarifying that it is from a Spanish university and not from the University of Cambridge as previously claimed. The University of Cambridge said it could find no record of him being registered there, prompting Price to backtrack on earlier suggestions. She maintained that she has seen official documents and passports referring to him as 'Doctor Lee Andrews' and believes his qualifications are legitimate.

The couple married in Dubai after a whirlwind romance, a decision that has drawn concern from friends, family and fans. During a television interview, Price defended her relationship, saying she is happy and capable of making her own decisions. She argued that past experiences have helped her recognise warning signs and that her relationship with Andrews feels different from previous ones.

However, Andrews has faced a series of allegations from women who claim he asked them for money while presenting himself as a wealthy businessman. One woman said he sent desperate voice messages requesting thousands of pounds, while another former partner alleged that several women had contacted her with similar stories. Andrews has denied previous claims, but scrutiny over his finances, business ventures and personal representations continues to surround the marriage.