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Walliams’s Regent’s Park home on sale for £10.5m
The four-bedroom property overlooks Regent's Park and includes interior photographs as Walliams faces allegations he tried to block from publication.
On Tuesday, November 10, comedian and author David Walliams was identified as the celebrity who unsuccessfully attempted to block The Guardian and ITV News from publishing sexual misconduct allegations against him.
Multiple women allege that Walliams used his fame to pursue inappropriate sexual relationships with girls and women as young as 15; Walliams strongly denies being a "sexual predator."
Walliams' London townhouse, described as an "imposing white stucco-fronted residence" overlooking Regent's Park, is currently listed for £10.5 million and spans approximately 4,527 sq ft.
His publisher, HarperCollins, ended its publishing deal with Walliams in 2025 following separate allegations of inappropriate behaviour, which he denied, impacting his career as a children's author.
Although the property's price was reduced in October, no confirmed connection exists between the house sale and the legal battle involving The Guardian and ITN.