Bonnie Blue has slammed Katie Price’s ex Lee Andrews after he allegedly attempted to sell an “intimate video” of the adult star expressing a sexual interest in him.
Lee - who is now back to being single following his short-lived marriage to Katie - is said to have approached the Metro newspaper with a clip in which Bonnie made it clear she “had the hots for him”.
But what he didn’t tell the journalists was that the video was actually one he’d paid for himself.
As the reporters attempted to verify Lee’s story, they discovered he’d paid for a personalised message from Bonnie on celebrity video messaging platform Cameo - and had stated exactly what he wanted her to say in his request.
Lee also shared the video on his Instagram Stories, showing Bonnie saying: “I just wanna say you are so sexy, so hot. I just wish you came to me first before Katie Price.”
She continued: “Lucky for you, Lee, I have a thing for international mastermind criminals, and well, you’re definitely one of them. I’d love to have you deep inside me at some point.”
Bonnie only found out about Lee’s desperate publicity grab when she was approached by the journalists, but quickly slammed the businessman for trying to turn the paid-for message into a payday for himself.
Bonnie, who has been inundated with requests from fans since signing up for Cameo, said of Lee’s alleged cash grab: “Imagine being so desperate for attention that you have to pay me to say I fancy you, then try to sell it to a newspaper as though I've been chasing you.
"Most people buy a Cameo for a birthday or a laugh. He's apparently bought one to try and make himself famous.
"If he wanted a bit of publicity, he could have just asked. Although judging by this, he'd probably have tried to charge me for that too."
In addition to trying to sell the video to the newspaper, Lee is said to have supplied them with a press release which stated that “he and Bonnie had been in direct contact and were discussing potential joint appearances and projects”.
Lee has denied the allegations, telling the Metro: “I did not pay for any Cameo and I’m flattered.”