Lee Andrews, the husband of former Page 3 star Katie Price, has been missing for six days, and the case has taken a new turn after reality‑TV personality Luisa Zissman claimed to see him online. Zissman, who joined the search in Dubai, says the online activity suggests Andrews is being held by kidnappers, a theory Katie Price has publicly endorsed.

Luisa Zissman’s Facebook Messenger sighting on day six of the disappearance

According to the report, Zissman spotted Andrews’ profile active on Facebook Messenger on the sixth day after he vanished. She posted screenshots that appear to show his account online, a detail she says contradicts claims that he is in hiding or dead. The claim adds a digital breadcrumb to a case that has largely been driven by family pleas and media speculation.

Katie Price’s kidnapping narrative and the latest text to her husband

Price, 47, has repeatedly told the press that her husband has been kidnapped, a stance reinforced by a recent text she released that allegedly came from Andrews. The message, which she says says he has been arrested and will be in touch soon, fuels the notion that he is being held against his will rather than simply missing.

Lee Andrews’ mother, Trisha, joins the public plea for his return

Trisha Andrews, Lee’s mother, issued a public appeal for her son’s safe return,echoing her daughter‑in‑law’s concerns. she has not confirmed the kidnapping theory but urged anyone with information to contact authorities, highlighting the family’s desperation as the search extends beyond the UK to Dubai.

Unverified claims and missing pieces in the investigation

Who exactly is holding Lee Andrews, if anyone, remains unclear. The source does not provide police confirmation of a kidnapping, nor does it verify the authenticity of the Facebook Messenger screenshots. Additionally, the alleged arrest mentioned in the text has not been corroborated by law‑enforcement officials.

What the online sighting means for the ongoing search

If Zissman’s observation is accurate, it could give investigators a new lead on Andrews’ location or at least confirm he is alive. However, without forensic verification of the screenshots, the claim may simply add another layer of speculation to an already high‑profile missinng‑person case.