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Bonnie Blue vs Lee Andrews: the Cameo row, explained

By BBT Editorial · Published 15 Oct 2026 · Corrections

Bonnie Blue has publicly accused Lee Andrews, the estranged husband of Katie Price, of paying for a personalised Cameo video from her and then presenting it as if it were a genuine proposition. Andrews denies paying for anything. Neither claim has been independently verified.

Editorial note. This is a she-said, he-said dispute. Every statement below is attributed to the person or outlet that made it, and this site takes no position on who is telling the truth.

What was reported

Metro reported on 12 October 2026 that Blue had gone public with the claim, under the headline "Bonnie Blue slams 'desperate' Lee Andrews after request for explicit video". Yahoo Entertainment / Mandatory, citing Metro, quoted her as saying: "Lee Andrews is so desperate for attention he's paid for a Bonnie Blue Cameo." She also said she knew she did paid requests but had not realised she did charity work too.

Cameo is a platform where requesters pay for personalised video messages. That mechanic is why the dispute matters: a Cameo clip is bought by the requester, so presenting one as an unprompted approach would be misleading.

The clip

According to the same report, Andrews had shared the clip. In it, Blue says: "I just wanna say you are so sexy, so hot." and "I just wish you came to me first before Katie Price."

The same report says Andrews and Price are separating and that divorce proceedings have started.

His response

Andrews denied her account. As quoted by Yahoo Entertainment / Mandatory: "I did not pay for any Cameo and I'm flattered."

The coverage

Female First also covered the row on 13 October 2026 under the headline "Bonnie Blue slams Katie Price's ex after Cameo 'cash grab'", and Yahoo Entertainment / Mandatory carried the story the same day. As with much of the coverage tracked on our news page, the underlying claim rests on the word of the people involved. Who, if anyone, paid for the video has not been independently established.

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