Katie Price fears 'time is running out' as she shares details of last phone call with husband inside Dubai prison

Katie Price has shared her fear that time is running out for her husband Lee Andrews and he remains in a Dubai prison.The former glamour model, 48, had been publicly sharing concern after Mr Andrews vanished last month, only to reveal she had found him in Al Awir prison.It is believed Mr Andrews must pay a fine of £100,000 in order to be released.The Sun reports that Ms Price revealed her husband needs a six-figure sum to be out of prison this week.She also expressed her worries that he may not be freed anytime soon.She told the publication: I'm absolutely knackered, it's the second morning because I spoke to Lee yesterday and he wants me to go to the Al Awir prison because he’s given me permission to get all his phones, his belongings.So I'm going there now. I still need to hear back from his lawyer if I can get a visit to see him.It's Wednesday and I go on Friday time is running out.Ms Price explained she could now contact her husband as she has a Dubai prison number for him.She shared: I'm feeling knackered today, I'm excited, but excited for what?Because I don't know if I'm seeing Lee but at least I now know he can ring me, I've got the Dubai number so at least I know he can ring me.It was reported earlier this week that Mr Andrews appeared to have stopped following Ms Price on Instagram.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSMolly-Mae Hague fans 'work out' newborn baby's name after spotting key detail in birth announcementKirsty Gallacher shares candid health update following brain tumour treatmentAlan Titchmarsh sells £3.5million Hampshire home as planning dispute grips local areaFans spotted the change on Monday, with the businessman's following count falling to zero despite previously only following his wife on the platform.His profile biography does continue to identify Ms Price as his spouse, however, and photographs of the couple remain visible.The development has prompted questions about how the 43-year-old could have made changes to his social media account given the strict controls on electronic devices within UAE correctional facilities.Mr Andrews had been scheduled for release from Al Awir prison on June 1, with his detention reportedly linked to a private civil matter rather than the espionage allegations initially suggested.The bizarre sequence of events began on May 13 when Mr Andrews failed to board his flight from Dubai to join Ms Price for their first joint television appearance on Good Morning Britain.Ms Price initially sparked widespread concern by suggesting her husband had been abducted, describing a distressing video call in which he appeared hooded with his hands bound inside what she called an old, dirty van.The kidnapping narrative was swiftly contradicted by Mr Andrews' own family. His father, Peter Andrews, publicly stated that his son was safe but had been detained by local authorities. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter