Victoria Baker-Harber is the former partner of the fraudster, Inigo Philbrick. Here is everything you need to learn everything about them.
Victoria Baker-Harber is raising her child alone as her former partner Inigo Philbrick is currently in jail. He is currently in prison to face his 20-years of jail time for a multi-million-pound art scam.
He pleaded guilty to a huge art fraud where he sold multiple pieces to people at hugely inflated prices. The report says he was caught conning art buyers out of more than $86million whilst in court.
Philbrick allegedly earned him $20million (£16million) which includes one of the artworks for £4.1million.
Who Are Inigo Philbrick And Victoria Baker?
Victoria Baker is the former partner of fraudster Inigo Philbrick who built the Ponzi scheme. Philbrick has pleaded guilty to enormous art frau. He is also known as a ‘serial swindler who admitted to conning investors out of millions of pounds
As per the reports, Victoria Baker Harber has appeared on Made in Chelsea since 2011. At the present time, she is raising her child while her partner is currently in jail.
Though Blazer has briefly visited her incarcerated ex-partner, he has never met their baby, Gaia-Grace. Back in 2019, he failed to appear for court hearings in Miami and London. Police reached him down and arrested him the same year.
Inigo Philbrick Net-Worh details.
Inigo Philbrick has yet to share his net worth details on Intenet. In the meantime, he agreed to turn over more than $86million which is traceable to the fraud.
As per Art News, he could own as much as $70 million in assets. Meanwhile, this excludes his $150 million his businesses allegedly own.
Judd Grossman, a lawyer representing Satfinance stated that they have just seen a “tip of an iceberg”. As per him, there are many other people who have been impacted than those who have filed against him.
Inigo Philbrick Charges In Fraud-Scheme
Inigo Philbrick will be facing 20 years in prison. However, he is currently waiting for his sentencing from the court.
As of now, his hearing has been delayed and it will take place in May. Authorities have received 17 letters in an attempt to give him a lesser sentence. His close friends and family are coming forward to support his character.