Katie Price's husband sparks buzz with bizarre AI music video debut

Katie Price’s husband Lee Andrews has sparked fresh online buzz after sharing a bizarre AI-generated music video that sees him rebrand himself as a pop star.

Andrews posted the clip on Instagram, featuring an “original” track created using an AI app called Sondo. 

The video shows him in a series of flashy, digitally generated scenes—singing in a nightclub, lounging on a yacht, and tossing cash—while lip-syncing to the song titled Worse 4 Ware.

The release comes amid ongoing scrutiny surrounding Andrews, who married Price earlier this year in a whirlwind romance that raised eyebrows among fans and family. 

The 42-year-old has previously made unverified claims about speaking 12 languages and working with high-profile figures, none of which have been substantiated.

In the track, Andrews leans into a defiant persona, delivering lyrics such as “If you ain't lived in my head, keep your advice in your head,” and “Every compliment hits like a fist full of rocks.” 

The video dropped shortly after he shared another AI-generated image online, further fueling speculation about his online persona.

Andrews, who describes himself as a millionaire, has also faced allegations of taking $1,000 from a woman without repayment—claims he has publicly denied on social media.

The unusual AI music venture has left followers divided, with some amused by the spectacle and others questioning the authenticity of Andrews’ claims and growing digital presence.