Fortnum and Mason, Swatch and Gap among top brands to distance themselves from Captain Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore after she cashed in on his heroic legacy By ROBERT FOLKER Published: 20:52 EST, 22 November 2024 | Updated: 20:55 EST, 22 November 2024 e-mail View comments Top brands have dumped Captain Tom Moore's shamed daughter after she cashed in on her hero father's name. Hannah Ingram-Moore, 54, and husband Colin, 67, were slammed by the Charity Commission for misleading the public to make a fortune off the inspirational veteran's Covid legacy. This included pocketing an advance from the lockdown legend's £1.
5million book deal and giving none to charity - prompting outrage from fundraisers, politicians and the Ingram-Moores' neighbours. The PR expert's online business describes her as 'one of Britain's leading businesswomen'. Her website also says: 'She has worked with UK-based brands such as Gap, Fortnum & Mason and Whittard, whilst also supporting iconic brands across Europe and North America such as Liberty London and Swatch Group.
' However, luxury department store Fortnum & Mason and watch brand Swatch have told Mrs Ingram-Moore to take down logos from her website, the Sun reports. It is also understood that fashion companies Gap and Laura Ashley have distanced themselves. Swiss watch company Swatch said 'it will, of course, intervene to have it removed from this platform' while Fortnum & Mason added its 'team can confirm that they were not aware that th.
