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Katie Price — a famous TV star from the UK — has hit another bump in the road with her money. Her shop that sold horse-riding clothes, called KP Equestrian Ltd, has officially closed down. This comes at the same time her husband, Lee Andrews, is sitting in a prison in Dubai because he couldn’t pay back money he owed.
IMPORTANT POINT
Katie has been declared bankrupt (meaning a court said she legally couldn’t pay her debts) several times before. She started this horse-riding business to try to earn money and pay off over £3 million in debt. Now that business is gone, too.
Katie didn’t just own the business — she showed up at horse events herself to help sell the clothes.
According to official records from Companies House (the UK’s list of registered businesses):
Lee is in Al Awir prison in Dubai.
He didn’t pay back money he owed. This is his second time in prison for the same kind of problem.
"There’s nothing I can do. I’m not here to pay anything for anyone. I’ve got my own life. Even though he’s part of my life."
She has made it clear: she will not pay a penny to get him out.
Katie Price’s horse-riding clothing business, KP Equestrian Ltd, has officially shut down. The company had very little money left (£1,000 in the bank), hadn’t posted on social media in two years, and has been removed from the UK’s official business register. This happens while her husband, Lee Andrews, remains in a Dubai prison for unpaid debts — now facing over £100,000 in growing fines. Katie, who has been bankrupt several times before, says she will not pay to get him out. She’s stepping back and focusing on her own situation.
Katie Price (sometimes called "The Pricey") is a famous British media personality — she’s been a model, TV star, author, and businesswoman. She’s 48 years old.
It means a court officially decides you cannot pay back the money you owe. Your assets (things you own) might be sold to pay creditors, and you get a fresh start — but it stays on your record for years.
It’s the UK government’s official list of all registered companies. If a business is "removed from the register," it legally no longer exists.
In Dubai, not paying your debts can lead to jail time. Lee didn’t pay back money he owed, so he was sent to Al Awir prison. This has happened to him before.
She has said very clearly: no. She told reporters, "I’m not here to pay anything for anyone. I’ve got my own life."