CAPTAIN Tom’s disgraced daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore was yesterday seen swanning around in a flash £140,000 Mercedes GLE.
She is understood to have bought the top-of-the-range SUV two years ago.
And she was spotted out in the luxury motor for a shopping trip near her home in Bedfordshire.
Hannah, 54, and husband Colin, 67, were blasted by a report this week for pocketing a fortune on the back of Tom’s inspirational NHS fundraising.
Despite this, she has been accused of STILL cashing in on his legacy – by using him to sell £3,500 life-coaching packages.
Courses start with a £50 30-minute consultation followed by packages starting from £1,450 or £3,500 to provide “intuitive guidance” to “aid you in your journey”.
She writes: “ Hannah can help you move past the challenges you’re facing in your life and achieve the goals that have felt out of reach.
“She does this by listening intently, helping you see things in new ways, and providing you with practical tools and advice.
“Break through your blocks, fears and limiting beliefs.
“Address these with Hannah in sessions to start building your positive and successful future.
“Payment is required at the beginning of each agreed programme.”
Charity Commission report’s key findings
The 30-page report published on Thursday came after a two-year inquiry.
It found the Ingram-Moores carried out repeated instances of misconduct.
These include:
- “disingenuous” statements from Mrs Ingram-Moore about not being offered a six-figure sum to become the charity’s CEO
- a misleading implication that donations from book sales would be made to the foundation
- no evidence to support Mrs Ingram-Moore’s claims she attended an awards ceremony in a personal capacity, for which she was paid £18,000
- The couple used the foundation’s name in an initial planning application for an illegal spa pool block at their home
