Katie Price’s husband, Lee Andrews, has engaged his followers with a bizarre Ai-generated ‘original’ song and music video shared on Instagram.
The former glamour model, 47, initially tied the knot with the businessman, 42, in January just weeks after meeting, before holding a second, legal ceremony – much to the shock and concern of fans and family, due to reports of Lee being a scammer.
Since their wedding, the so-called businessman has made exaggerated claims about being able to speak 12 languages and working with Kris Jenner, but none of these claims have been proven true.
And in his latest move, Lee has used AI to generate a song, complete with a music video featuring himself singing, partying at a fake club, relaxing on a yacht and throwing money in the air.
The video shows Lee singing a song created by an AI app called Sondo, called Worse 4 Ware.
In the clip, Lee positions himself as a pop star as he sings along to lyrics such as: ‘If you ain’t lived in my head. Keep your advice in your head.’ The music video came only a day after he added to his roster of lies with another AI-generated snap.
Lee – who is a self-proclaimed ‘millionaire’ – has also faced accusations that he took $1000 from another woman and has thus far failed to pay her back. He denied the claims on Instagram soon after.
Another defiant lyric sees an AI version of Lee sing: ‘Every compliment hits like a fist full of rocks.’
