Katie Price has branded her marriage to Lee Andrews 'f***ed up' yet still insists he is her 'perfect match' and the 'best husband in the world'.

The former glamour model, 48, married the so-called businessman, 43, at the start of this year and reunited with him in Dubai on Tuesday following his recent prison stint.

On Thursday night Katie made it clear their connection was stronger than ever as she shared a snap of them holding hands to her Instagram Story as her sparkling engagement ring was clearly visible. 

She penned: 'Forever @wesleeeandrews best husband in the world completes me in every f***ed up way. [devil emoji] Met my perfect match! And nothing will defy us!'

Katie appeared to be on top of the world as she reunited with Lee this week after flying out to Dubai.

She was seen at Gatwick airport on Tuesday as she travelled to meet Lee and was said to be set on grilling him after being left with unanswered questions following his prison stint.

However any tense conversations or arguments looked far from Katie's mind as the pair danced in the car together to Mr Saxobeat in a post on Thursday morning.

Katie showcased her surgically enhanced assets in a skimpy yellow halter neck top and shades as she messed around while Lee filmed the two of them. 

Lee had previously teased there would be a live stream on his Instagram last week as he uploaded a poster, which read: 'The grilling on Lee Andrews by Katie Price. Katie needs answers from her husband.' 

It hasn't been an easy few months for the couple, after he was released from Al-Awir prison two weeks ago where he was detained due to fraud allegations, although he insists he was captured at gunpoint after being suspected of espionage.

Now a new report suggests Lee – who claims to be a millionaire and successful businessman – is also at the centre of a high-stakes property dispute.

The Sun reports court documents show he is the first-named defendant among three in the case, brought before the Dubai Court by claimant Alexander Keya.

The documents also show an accounting expert has been instructed to carry out a financial examination of the situation, the newspaper goes on to claim.

The documents show the court ordered the review on July 15 last year, with a remote judicial meeting scheduled later that month.

The precise allegations remain the subject of ongoing proceedings according to the publication and there hasn't yet been a final judgement.

Sources claimed last week that Lee faces being hauled back to prison in 14 days if he fails to pay his outstanding debts, after documents revealed the extent of his money troubles.

Documents have also shown that the debts which instigated a warrant for Lee's arrest included £54,000 pertaining to the hiring of a rental car, and £15,000 to a United Arab Emirates legal firm.

While it's thought that Lee was not 'actively wanted' by police officials at this stage, he must pay his debts within two weeks.

A representative for Lee told The Sun: 'The judgement debtor appeared before the court and was questioned regarding the reason for failure to pay the debt.

'He stated his wife is currently outside the country and that he has been unable to access his bank account required to make payment.

'He requested a period of 14 days in order to settle the outstanding amount.'

A source added: 'Lee managed to talk himself out of jail, and said he would be able to raise the capital himself.

'He says Katie has been his rock, and helped him liaise with officials when he was banged-up – but that he hasn't asked her to pay off any of his debts. He insists he can do that himself.'

Katie had previously warned Lee had 'questions to answer' about his so-called fortune when he was released from prison, but is now thought to have taken him back.

Despite mounting evidence that fraud was the cause for his arrest, Lee insisted that he was imprisoned on suspicion of espionage 'and held in a state security building' before being taken to prison over 'a civil case in Dubai'. 

Last week, Lee continued to insist there was 'not one shred of evidence' that he has been charged with fraud, hitting out at his ex fiancée Alana Percival for spreading the story. 

Lee claimed he was 'taken to the Qatar border by the men, at gunpoint and was captured by men with assault rifles' before adding: 'They did slap me round a little bit, little s***s.'

The Daily Mail revealed in January, shortly after Katie's shock wedding to the businessman, that Lee took out a £200,000 mortgage in his ex Dina Taji's name without her knowledge.

She then took legal action against him, resulting in Lee being slapped with a travel ban from Dubai. Dina has refused to talk publicly about Lee, but agreed to meet up with Katie recently to warn her about staying with her husband.

'There's not one shred of evidence where I've taken a mortgage in someone else's name, particularly in my ex fiancée's name Dina,' Lee insisted.

'If I was to take a mortgage in somebody else's name, wouldn't she get that mortgage? How does it work? What would I benefit from signing her name? That's definitely not the case. So, let her bring the mortgage paper.'