Tina Green visits ‘£10million London property renovation project’ as Sir Philip Green’s reputation is in tatters over BHS administration
She was seen in London visiting the multi-million pound property she is believed to be renevating
TINA Green was seen visiting a multi-million pound house in a pricey part of London, as she splashes cash while 'Sir Shifty' fights to save his reputation.
Sir Philip Green's wife is thought to be behind a company that has spent more than £10million working on a large townhouse.
Then ownership was transferred to Mottistone Holdings Ltd, a newly formed firm based in the British Virgin Islands.
A second address for the offshore company was in Boulevard Princesse Charlotte in Monaco – also the registered office for Lady Green's interior design firm, Green and Mingarelli Design.
Planning applications for the house have included lowering the basement floor, installing a glass roof and a new roof terrace.
When asked about the house, the Daily Mail reported Sir Philip said: "Let's be clear, I don't know anything about it. What is the relevance anyway?
"I am not her [Lady Green]. I have no idea. For God's sake, can't you people just get lost, can't you go and annoy somebody else?"
Sir Philip's reputation has taken a battering in recent months with mass calls for his knighthood to be revoked.
The sale and subsequent closure of the store cost 11,000 jobs and hit 22,000 pensions, sparking an investigation by regulators as well as a parliamentary inquiry.
The tycoon had spent the summer on his yacht.
A donation of £300million to plug the deficit has been mooted.
The disgraced billionaire offered to plug the BHS pension deficit if authorities stop investigating him.
As the high street chain’s final stores closed their doors last month Sir Philip reportedly offered to “sort” the £571million pension deficit.
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