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Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Why is David Walliams selling his £10.5m Primrose hill mansion while facing sexual misconduct allegations?
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David Walliams, a British comedian and children’s author and former Britain’s Got Talent judge, has listed his four‑bedroom Primrose Hill mansion in London’s Regent’s Park area for £10.5 million after it was previously advertised at nearly £12 million. The sale follows renewed scrutiny as he faces allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour towards teenage girls and women, which he strongly denies.
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David Walliams’ luxurious four-bedroom townhouse in London’s prestigious Regent’s Park area has been listed for £10.5 million, as the comedian faces renewed scrutiny following allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour towards teenage girls and women. The former Britain’s Got Talent judge…
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David Walliams has listed his £10.5 million Primrose Hill mansion for sale amid sexual misconduct allegations that he strongly denies. The four-bedroom London property was previously advertised for nearly £12 million. The sale comes as the former Britain’s Got Talent judge faces growing scrutiny…
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David Walliams has listed his £10.5 million Primrose Hill mansion for sale amid sexual misconduct allegations that he strongly denies. The four-bedroom London property was previously advertised for nearly £12 million. The sale comes as the former Britain’s Got Talent judge faces growing scrutiny…