Katie Price seeks fans' help in update on 'missing' Lee Andrews

Katie Price has reached out to her supporters, seeking assistance after sharing the latest news about her husband, Lee Andrews.

The celebrity expressed that the authorities have been unable to locate him, as he has been 'missing' for five days.

Lee was supposed to fly to the UK to join Katie on Good Morning Britain but did not appear – primarily due to a travel restriction.

Katie has posted a new video, appealing for her followers' assistance.

She shared: “I'm at a loss for words. The last time I heard from him was Wednesday at 10 o'clock, as I mentioned earlier.

“I've been scrolling through his final few texts, and there has been nothing else.

“If anyone in Dubai or who knows someone there happens to spot him – because I have no idea where he is.

“The last thing I know is his hands were restrained, he had a hood partially over his head, and he was in the backseat of a van.

“That’s all the information I have.

“The authorities haven’t managed to track his detention location.

“No calls have been reported. I am clueless about his whereabouts.”

Clearly distressed, Katie added: “I just hope someone can help locate him.

“I’m desperate to know his whereabouts. It’s been five days now.

“While I've faced difficult times, I’ve never encountered something like this.

“I doubt many have been in such a position where the last interaction is a FaceTime call from your spouse in the rear of a shabby van.

“The image in my mind is just of his face in that call, and then he vanished.”

She wrapped up her heartfelt message with: “We need to locate him.

“And that’s my request, please assist in finding him.

“Once we locate him, hopefully, things will be clarified, and we’ll know exactly what transpired – he’s been absent and silent for five days now.

“Such behaviour isn’t typical.

“Although there's talk online labeling him as a fraud or con artist, my priority is simply finding him.

“So, please remain observant. I am genuinely distressed over suggestions that I’m involved in any wrongdoing.”