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For weeks now, rumours about Lee Andrews’ ever-changing hairstyle have continued to spiral online.
From claims that the 43-year-old is using AI to thicken his hair to his wife Katie Price admitting that he wants a hair transplant, somehow the topic has nearly become as big a talking point as his legal troubles.
Now, however, following the self-proclaimed millionaire’s latest social media post, it appears we might finally have the answer behind his mysterious hair… and it’s prison food.
Taking to Instagram, Lee posted a video of himself in which he told his followers that he would ‘name and shame the 60 people from the celeb world’ who have been ‘slating’ him.
After claiming that he will be ‘calling them out individually’ because he has been dubbed ‘Britain’s bad boy’, Lee can then be seen pointing to his hair as he says: ‘I look like something out of Oasis’.
As he continues to play with his hair, he says: ‘I’m going bald. What the f**k?’ before sighing and adding: ‘Prison food.’
This comes after Lee was locked up in the notorious Al-Awir prison over unpaid debts, following claims that he was kidnapped and held at gunpoint over ‘espionage’.
Since his release from prison, Lee has poked fun at people claiming that his fresh head of hair was a secret transplant, while others have speculated that he is wearing a wig or hairpiece.
These rumours intensified after claims emerged that Andrews had allegedly visited a Dubai salon to enquire about a permanent wig before deciding not to proceed.
Discussing the rumours about her husband’s hair, Katie said on her podcast: ‘So these headlines about Lee. First of all, of course, he didn’t go to Turkey, he was missing, then was in prison, he’s had an ordeal… I’m sure one day he’ll talk about it.’
‘He does want a hair transplant, and he will get a hair transplant, so that is that. There’s not really anything to say about his hair.’
The former glamour model then questioned why cosmetic procedures for men continue to attract so much attention compared to women.
She added: ‘Why is it when men, in general, have surgery, hair transplants, or anything like that, no one says anything, but when us women do, “Oh, it’s this, it’s that”? Who cares if you’re bettering yourself with anything?’
‘When I go to Turkey, the amount of men that have hair transplants on the plane coming back,’ she said.
‘So what if people want to look better for themselves? I’m all for it, same as I am for women.’
Katie then compared the treatment to her own hair extensions, saying: ‘I have hair extensions. What’s wrong with that? Most girls have hair extensions. No one goes on about having fake hair put in for hair extensions.’
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