It may have been just a gentle clasp of hands — but for Katie Price, it felt like a statement. A signal that, perhaps, she has finally found love again and proved her doubters wrong.
The newly released photos show Katie stepping into the pool at the luxurious One&Only Royal Mirage, holding tightly onto her new husband Lee Andrews as they enjoy a sun-soaked honeymoon following their shock January wedding.
Wearing a striking orange swimsuit that left little to the imagination, Katie drew stares from well-heeled holidaymakers as she smiled and relaxed in the water with her fourth husband. The look also highlighted the results of her recent £2,000 cosmetic procedure, completed shortly before flying to the Middle East.
Later, the pair were seen stretched out on sunbeds, legs intertwined, basking in the Dubai heat.
“Putting Katie’s outrageous swimsuit aside, they actually looked happy. There was lots of hand-holding, smiling — and on the sunbeds they were about as intimate as you can be in public in Dubai. Like any other honeymoon couple.”
Katie, 47, arrived in Dubai just weeks after marrying Lee in a low-key ceremony at One&Only The Palm, wearing a £12 dress from Shein. The lavish Royal Mirage resort — boasting private beaches, landscaped gardens and a world-class spa — is thought by some to have offered special treatment thanks to Katie’s huge social-media reach.
But behind the loved-up scenes, concern lingers. Friends and family were reportedly alarmed by how quickly the relationship progressed — just weeks after Katie met Lee and days after her split from reality TV star JJ Slater.
Doubts deepened after claims emerged that Lee had exaggerated his wealth and qualifications, later being exposed for sharing AI-generated images with celebrities online.
“There was a moment when we hoped Katie had realised she’d made a mistake,” a source said. “But the fear is she won’t admit it — even to those closest to her.”
For now, the smiles remain. But those who know Katie best are watching closely, torn between hope… and hard-earned caution.
