Lee Andrews, the husband of former glamour model Katie Price, was taken into custody at Dubai’s Al Awir Central Prison earlier this week.. After a two‑week disappearance that left Price fearing a kidnapping, the couple’s brief phone contact revealed that Andrews’ device was suddenly active again, sparking fresh speculation about who is actually using it.

Al Awir Central Prison: Dubai’s “Alcatraz” Holds Lee Andrews

Andrews is being held in Al Awir Central Prison, a facility notorious for harsh interrogation tactics and severe living conditions. According to the source material, the prison has earned the nickname “Dubai’s Alcatraz” because inmates often face torture for confessions and suffer from serious illnesses. This backdrop raises the stakes of any communication that might pass through the prison’s walls.

Phone “Turned Back On” on Sunday: Who Really Sent the Message?

On Sunday morning, a source who had been messaging Andrews reported that a single tick on their chat turned into a double tick, indicating the phone was back online.. The source told The Sun, “Lee has multiple phones but this is the one that is being used now.” Price, however, insists the activity is not her husbaand’s but the prison interrogators’ handiwork, saying, “He hasn’t been on his phone – he’s been interrogated and they’ve been on his phone.”

Espionage Claim vs. Civil Matter: Conflicting Arrest Narratives

Andrews told Price he was arrested on suspicion of espionage , yet other reports suggest the real charge is a civil dispute.. The source material notes that “it’s been reported that he was actually arrested on a civil matter.” This discrepancy fuels doubts about whether the Dubai authorities are using a high‑profile charge to mask a more mundane legal issue.

Social Media Slip: Andrews Followed Instagram “Biker Babe” Marisol

During his disappearance, Andrews’ Instagram activity resurfaced, showing he followed a woman identified as “Marisol,” described as a “biker babe” with a history of dating millionaires. Marisol later blocked him, and her account now only follows Price. The Sun reported that the block automatically removed Andrews from her follower list, reinforcing the perception that his online presence was being manipulated.

What Remains Unclear: The Source of the Phone Signal and the True Charge

Two key questions linger: Is the phone signal genuinely coming from Andrews, or is it being routed through prison staff as Price alleges? And what exact civil matter led to his detention if espionage is a false claim? The source material does not provide definitive answers, leaving both fans and legal observers waiting for official clarification.