Katie Price has been recorded having a laugh about her "missing" husband, Lee Andrews.
The former glamour model, 48, hasn't heard from her new husband in two weeks, and has shared concerns that he had been "kidnapped" in Dubai, where he lives.
The pair wed earlier this year, just days after meeting, and in recent weeks Ms Price has gone from frantically sharing updates about Mr Andrews' last known whereabouts to using the ordeal to promote CBD oil.
Now, it appears she has switched modes again to begin joking about the situation, with a video shared on Olivia Attwood's Instagram Story showing the pair having a laugh about "missing husbands."
Katie Price has been updating fans on her 'missing' husband
| PAMs Price said recently she was gearing up to launch "an international manhunt" in a bid to locate Mr Andrews.
She received texts from him claiming he'd been "kidnapped," with his family filing a "missing persons report."
The bizarre situation has sparked rumours he could potentially be "on the run" and is being sought by Interpol, with more speculation suggesting he could already be in jail.
The clip on Ms Attwood's Instagram page, which was posted on Tuesday, saw Ms Price telling the reality star: "We're missing something."
Ms Attwood responded: "Yeah, I have looked for him, but..." before Ms Price quipped: "Well, mine's missing, so at the moment it doesn't look good, does it?"
"We will keep looking, I guess," the former Love Island star replied before Ms Price declared: "We're missing our husbands."
Ms Attwood, who recently split from Bradley Dack, burst into laughter at the remark.
The 35-year-old previously shared she had been left "humiliated" following the breakdown of her marriage to Mr Dack, whom she tied the knot with in 2023.
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Olivia Attwood and Katie Price were laughing about 'missing husbands'
|She claimed the 31-year-old footballer had "lied and cheated."
Meanwhile, there is seemingly still no official update on Mr Andrews' whereabouts.
Ms Price recently claimed that in her last conversation with him, he told her he was tied up in a van.
Mr Andrews' father, Peter, has stated his son is in prison, confirming his arrest to the Daily Mail.
He stated: "Lee is OK. He has not been kidnapped, but he is under arrest. I don't know on what charge."
A police source separately verified that Mr Andrews had been taken into custody.
Brigadier Khalid Khalifa al Avadhi, the chief of Dubai Police, has confirmed Mr Andrews faces numerous arrest warrants, with fraud being the primary charge.