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David Walliams cuts mansion price as allegations emerge

Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 10 Nov, 14:13 · Archive

David Walliams has reduced his London property asking price to £10.5million after failing to find a buyer.

David Walliams has reduced the asking price of his London mansion to £10.5million after it failed to sell. The property, a six-bedroom house on Prince Albert Road opposite Regent's Park, was initially listed for £11.95million in June before being relisted at the lower price in October.

Walliams, 55, was today unmasked as the celebrity who fought for a court order to suppress allegations he preyed on teenage girls as young as 15. He denies these allegations. The Daily Mail reports he is accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl in August 2007 at a former property he owned in Belsize Park, known as Supernova Heights, which he sold for £5.35million in 2019.

The comedian has faced a series of recent setbacks. He was dropped by publisher HarperCollins following historical allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards women, which he strongly denies. Walliams has largely retreated from public life in recent months, with his last Instagram post to two million followers coming in March. The drastic price reduction of his current mansion comes against this background of professional difficulties.

David Walliams cuts mansion price as allegations emerge
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