Daytime TV chef Rustie Lee who rose to fame in the 80s is declared bankrupt trends now
Daytime TV chef Rustie Lee who rose to fame in the 80s is declared bankrupt trends now
Daytime TV chef Rustie Lee who rose to fame in the 80s is declared bankrupt after lawyers spent almost ten years chasing her over £75,000 debt Rustie Lee, 73, is known for being a pioneer of Caribbean cuisine in the UK A regular on daytime TV shows, she first became a household name in the 1980s
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TV chef Rustie Lee, known for being a pioneer of Caribbean cuisine in the UK, has been declared bankrupt after lawyers spent nearly a ten years chasing her over £75,000 in debt.
The TV-am star, 73, withdrew money from a company she ran with her husband shortly before it went bust in 2013.
A statutory demand for £75,750 was made to Lee and proceedings brought against her, The Sun reports.
They concluded last month at Brighton Crown court and the Birmingham-raised chef was made bankrupt.
Her husband Andreas Hohmann reportedly faces proceedings for a similar amount.
