Victoria Barker-Harber's ex Inigo is facing up to 20 years in prison for an art scam
Made in Chelsea's Victoria Baker-Harber surprised fans last year when she returned to the show with a baby in tow.
Inigo faces up to 20 years in prison for a multi-million pound art scam, with the art dealer allegedly fleecing collectors, investors and lenders out of $86million, before fleeing to a tropical island. The scam included selling one artwork for £4.1million, only for one person to claim they owned it and two others saying they had a 50 per cent share.
A court heard in November the lucrative scam financed his lavish “lifestyle”, which reportedly included chartering private jets and hundred-thousand dollar wristwatches.
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