Lee Andrews Dubai Wedding Leaves One&Only Royal Mirage With Unpaid Bill
lee andrews has reportedly not settled the bill for his wedding at a luxury Dubai hotel nearly two months after the ceremony, leaving venue staff frustrated and the outstanding amount described as running into thousands of pounds.
Lee Andrews’ Unpaid Bill at One&Only Royal Mirage
The wedding ceremony took place in the gardens of the One& Only Royal Mirage in Dubai, a venue where rooms can cost around £2, 000 a night. Reports indicate the hotel has not been paid for the event, and staff are said to be unhappy with the delay., “Lee Andrews has not yet paid the One& Only Royal Mirage hotel where he and Katie Price got married. ” The source added that a promise had been made by Andrews to return and settle an outstanding bill believed to be worth thousands of pounds, but that payment had not been completed.
Ceremony Details and Follow-Up Legal Steps
The couple married in late January following a rapid courtship, with an engagement announced less than a week after they met and a small ceremony held in Dubai days later. The first ceremony was not legally binding. The pair have since completed two further legal ceremonies to formalise their marriage. The wedding setting and the rapid sequence of events have been central to coverage of the matter.
Promises, Evidence and Broader Financial Questions
After being approached about the outstanding fees, Andrews insisted the bill had been paid and said he had an SMS from his local bank confirming payment and would share it; days later, no evidence had been produced. Allegations and financial questions have also surrounded lee andrews since the wedding. A former partner has publicly criticised him and warned others not to trust him, and separate reports claimed he asked a woman for money shortly before proposing, a claim he has denied.
The facts presented here are limited to the details available about the unpaid hotel bill, the timeline of the marriage ceremonies, the claimed promise to produce proof of payment that had not materialised, and public criticisms made by a former partner. Uncertainty remains about the precise outstanding balance, the hotel’s next steps to recover funds, and whether formal legal action will be taken to resolve the dispute.
For now, the central confirmed development is the hotel’s unresolved charges tied to the Dubai ceremony and the unanswered question of when those charges will be settled.
