Sir Philip's Green wife has been paid £50million by Topshop administrators after the collapse of her husband's retail empire last year.
Documents filed at Companies House show Aldsworth Equity Limited, a firm controlled by 71-year-old Lady Tina Green and registered in the British Virgin Islands, received the payout in May.
The money came from an interest-free loan provided by Lady Green to Topshop for its warehouse in Daventry, Northamptonshire, during an emergency restructuring in 2019, reports The Telegraph.
The depot was sold for £83million to real estate developer Prologis in late April and leased to Boohoo after the collapse of Sir Philip's Arcadia empire last November.
Earlier this year, it came to light that Arcadia collapsed with a pension deficit of £510million, with pensioners still waiting to recoup what they are owed.
Lady Tina Green, 71 (pictured with her husband Sir Philip, 69, in November 2015), has been paid £50million by Topshop administrators after the collapse of Arcadia Group last year
The money came from an interest-free loan provided by Lady Green (pictured aboard her family's luxury superyacht on Saturday) to Topshop for its warehouse in Daventry, Northamptonshire, during an emergency restructuring in 2019
Lady Tina was spotted aboard her family's £100million luxury superyacht on Saturday, soaking up the sunshine with her son Brandon, 28, in the French Riviera resort of Saint-Tropez.
Tina and Philip, who have been married since 1990, are also the parents of 30-year-old Chloe Green, who shares son
