Katie Price reveals new 'owned' tattoo with husband Lee Andrews in Dubai

Katie Price revealed her fresh tattoo showing she’s 'claimed' by her spouse Lee Andrews.

The pair, wed earlier this year, have matching body art as they enjoy time together during their Dubai get-together.

Katie got to know self-described millionaire Lee through social platforms shortly after her separation from former partner JJ Slater at the beginning of this year.

Just days after their online introduction, Katie flew to Dubai, leading to their engagement and marriage.

The past Page 3 celebrity recently declared she is “claimed” by her partner, displaying a bold tattoo on her frame.

This weekend, Katie took to Instagram to flaunt her fresh tattoo, positioned along her ribcage.

The tattoo boldly reads: “Claimed by Lee,” coupled with two hearts.

Lee posted a clip of Katie’s new tattoo, featuring her in a pink tracksuit as they spent a day together in Dubai.

Previously, Lee also had a tribute to Katie inked on his back with “Claimed by Katie” written as a tattoo.

He also bears his wife’s name tattooed above his groin and on his hand.

This development comes as Katie readies herself to open up in a new documentary.

The upcoming docuseries, a Sky Original from the BAFTA-winning Mindhouse, is set to air this summer.

The series named Katie Price: Nothing to Hide assures “intimate access” to the model and aims to “delve beyond the headlines.”

Katie is depicted prepping for interviews with the program creators in a teaser released last week, addressing the complex tapestry of her life.

She commented, “Starting with the good, the bad, or the ugly... I am what I am, but I’ve nothing to conceal... You can talk to anyone you wish.”

Along with the introductory teaser, Sky also unveiled an image of Katie from her youth, illustrating her transformation over the years.

Last year, Sky announced the show’s production with Theroux’s Mindhouse, now confirming its creation under the guidance of award-winning director Paddy Wivell.

This features a variety of contributors, including The Sun’s Clemmie Moodie and other industry insiders familiar with her.