Tamara Ecclestone puts up reward in millions for information on burglary at house

Tamara Ecclestone, a socialite, has offered up to £6m if someone could provide information that could lead to the recovery of some of her most precious belongings. Her home Palace Green was under attack in December 2019 when she was on holiday with her husband, their daughter, and Jay Rutland (art gallery owner) in Lapland. The burglary was the biggest in the history of Britain. She is the daughter of former Formula 1 legend Bernie Ecclestone.

Tamara said that she is attempting to recover some belongings and has waited a long time by following conventional ways.

Tamara Ecclestone was scared after the Kensington mansion was raided and the burglars took £25m cash, gems and jewellery. Police believe that the responsible gang has carried out several such high-profile burglaries and is planning to carry out more in the UK and across Europe.


She said she had found only a pair of earrings since the burglary. Three men went to jail in November 2021 due to the burglary. She said that the incident still traumatised her family even today. She took to Instagram and posted that the thought of the people rummaging through her home, invading it, touching her belongings and stealing some of the most precious stuff, haunts her. She said she would never feel the same level of security as she did before the burglary.

She said that her daughter does not sleep alone and still asks whether the burglars will return. Tamara said she would be happy to offer 25% of the value of any stolen item recovered with the information. She said she would be happy to reward up to £6m to anyone, who could help her bring back what is rightfully hers.