AFTER taking back her 'sexting' fiance, Charlotte Dawson is facing a fresh devastating blow.
The stunning reality star, 32, has been has been hit with business troubles after her partner was caught sexting another woman.
Charlotte has been engaged to Matt Sarsfield since 2020, and together they share two sons and a baby daughter.
After the sexting scandal emerged last year, Charlotte took Matt back despite being "devastated" by the ordeal.
And now the mum of three is facing business troubles as her private company Dawsylicious goes into liquidation.
The company has collapsed and now owes a rather large sum of money.
Dawsylicious' tax debts comprise £33,500 in VAT, £1,000 in PAYE and NI and £53,500 in corporation tax.
This means the company in question owes £88,000 in total to HMRC.
All of this has been reported on a statement of affairs filed at Companies House.
The document, which was signed off by Charlotte earlier this month, reports that she also owes £200 to Red Dot Chartered Accountants.
Her firm had £15,000 in assets with which to help pay its debts, reducing its estimated deficit to £73,300.
It is estimated that assets comprising a share of the £88,000 in monies owed to the business by debtors. Charlotte set the business up in May 2020.
It is a creditors voluntary liquidation, liquidator Richard Williamson appointed on May 19.
The 2023 accounts and 2024 confirmation statement are both overdue on Companies House.
Three strike off notices have been issued against it over overdue documents.
The first was issued in 2021, and the most recent in April of 2024.
Dawsylicious is Charlotte's only limited company listed on Companies House.
The nature of her now liquidated business is reported as wholesale of clothing and footwear.
She has a tanning business, which is unrelated to Dawsylicious.
Charlotte also co-owns and co-directs the business with fiance Matt.
The company she shared with Matt has filed two sets of accounts at Companies House.
Filed in October 2022 figures for the year ended May 31 2022 reported retained earnings at £4,699.
Charlotte’s firm holding £40,152 in assets as at the date of the accounts, including £14,490 in cash.
Bills due within the year were reported at £35,353 - including £32,852 in taxation and social security.
Both Charlotte and Matt owed the firm money - Charlotte at £7,422, and Matt at £7,421.
