Ant Middleton has bought his family home for a staggering £1.35million after going through bankruptcy.
The former SAS: Who Dares Wins star and UK particular forces soldier was compelled to place his home in the marketplace after facing debts worth £1.2million.
The resolution got here after the 44-year-old determined to maneuver to Dubai a number of years in the past together with his spouse and kids.
At the time he claimed it was as a result of he didn’t ‘agree’ with the UK’s tradition and was being ‘unfortunately silenced’.
Now, after promoting his Essex home – which he purchased for £1.16million in 2019 – the TV star might stand to make a fortune after he agreed a sale worth with a purchaser, the Sun revealed.
When promoting his five-bedroom home, potential consumers might see his £50,000 orangery, designer kitchen and standalone fitness center.
The compelled sale of his family home got here after the liquidation of Ant’s firm Sway and Starting.
It’s claimed that he failed to stay to a cost plan and solely returned one instalment of cash he owed from his overdrawn Directors Loan Account.
According to The Sun, Ant was served a statutory demand with a view to petitioning for his bankruptcy, and the TV star agreed to promote his home and supply the remaining quantity owed.
Sway and Starting went into liquidation in December 2022 and an announcement of affairs from January 2023 revealed tax money owed of £1.2million.
Ant left Channel 4 actuality programme SAS: Who Dares Wins again in 2021 after he had hosted the present since 2015.
At the time, it was stated he was axed over his ‘personal conduct’, which got here after he made controversial feedback in relation to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) motion and Covid-19.
After far-right protestors clashed with BLM demonstrators in London, Ant referred to as each teams ‘scum’ in a since-deleted put up on X, which learn: ‘The excessive left in opposition to the intense proper. When did two wrongs make a proper.
‘It was only a matter of time. BLM and EDL are not welcome on our streets, absolute scum. What a great example you are to your future generation. Bravo.’
He later apologised in a video, insisting he is not a racist after facing severe backlash, saying: ‘Within that tweet I discussed the BLM and EDL and the phrase “scum”. At no level was I calling the BLM scum and evaluating the 2 organisations. I need to make that basically, actually clear.
‘The word scum was used to describe the people in the video that were violent, that were causing terror on the streets of London and setting a bad example for our future generations.’
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