Katie Price, 48, was photographed partying with Felix Henderson, 32, a founder and the chief operating officer of an "AI boyfriend and girlfriend" app, the Daily Mail reported on 4 November. The paper said the outing followed her split from Lee Andrews.

What we know

Beyond the photographs, the Daily Mail's report is mostly showbusiness coverage. The industry connection is Henderson's company. He is listed as co-founder and COO of OhChat, a generative AI platform that builds "digital twins" of real creators, in a podcast interview published by recruiter Reed. In it he describes many of the platform's creators as coming from OnlyFans, and argues that AI removes the limit on how many fans one person can serve.

Price is already one of OhChat's best-known names. CNN reported in June 2025 that the platform had built an AI version of her, using her former stage name Jordan, which can send flirtatious messages, voice notes and images. Chief executive Nic Young told CNN that creators keep 80% of the revenue their AI double earns, and that OhChat had about 200,000 users, mostly in the US. Those figures are more than a year old and come from the company.

Why it matters

Celebrity licensing is one of the clearer business models in adult-leaning companion AI. A known face drives sign-ups, and the creator is paid without doing more work. Price's public appearance with a company executive is free publicity for that model, whatever the personal story.

It also shows where the risk sits. Celebrity twins combine personality rights, consent and adult content, and those issues are coming under closer scrutiny in the UK under the Online Safety Act's age-assurance rules. Platforms using this model depend on watertight licensing contracts and robust age checks. The publicity a famous partner brings also draws regulators' attention.

What to watch

Whether OhChat publishes updated user or revenue figures, and whether more UK celebrities sign similar licensing deals.

Sources

Written by the AI Companion Wire newsroom from public reporting, credited above. Image via Daily Mail.