Tamara Ecclestone

Tamara Ecclestone, the daughter of ex-Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone, has offered a reward of up to £6m for information that may lead to the recovery ...

Ecclestone said she would “happily” offer a reward of 25% of the value of anything the police recover from information brought forward. Three members of a gang were jailed in November 2021 for the burglaries. Ecclestone said her daughter “still asks if the burglars are coming back and won’t sleep alone”.

A gang struck while Ms Ecclestone, the Formula One heiress and daughter of racing supremo Bernie Ecclestone, her husband Jay Rutland and daughter Sophia ...

The total monetary value of everything that was stolen was just over £20million. The programme also reveals that the intruders spend an hour in the house and cause a mess with Christmas decorations seen thrown all about the stairs (right) 'He continues to go upstairs where he runs into the three intruders. 'Knowing that kind of person has been roaming around your house and helping themselves to my most treasured valuable possessions is just a horrible feeling. Croatian ring leader Daniel Vukovic, pictured at Heathrow, still remains at large and is thought to be in Serbia. Attempts have been made to extradite him, but these have been refused by the Serbian authorities. Saying her life will 'never be the same again', Miss Ecclestone described her fear at knowing that one of the thieves has not been caught. However, the suspected ring leader Daniel Vukovic remains at large and is thought to be in Serbia. 'They are irreplaceable to me as they have such sentimental value,' she added. Footage shows how thieves left a trail of destruction through Tamara Ecclestone's Kensington mansion before making off with £25million worth of jewels. With the total value the burglary being £26m - that’s a reward of up to £6m for anyone that can help me get back what is rightfully mine.' Now I have seen their faces it is kind of haunting, in a way. it has her daughter's name spelled out in diamonds and was presented as Tamara was in hospital

In December 2019 Ms Ecclestone's west London mansion was one of three celebrity homes targeted and raided by the international thieves. Ms Ecclestone said she ...

"I will happily pay rewards for the for the return of any of mine or Jay's stolen possession and for the capture and prosecution of Daniel Vukovic." "Not only one of the men that invaded my home on 13 December 2019, but also the mastermind of the entire burglary and the only one yet to be apprehended." Tamara Ecclestone has offered a reward of up to £6m for the return of her £25m stolen jewellery.

Her Kensington mansion was ransacked of £25 million worth of cash, jewellery and gems in 2019.

She said she was also offering a £250,000 reward to anyone who can “deliver Daniel Vukovic to the police in London”. Ms Ecclestone said she would “happily” offer a reward of 25% of the value of anything the police recover from information brought forward. She wrote: “Whilst I have accepted that I will never likely see my stolen belongings again, I will happily put up a reward of 25% of the value of anything that the police are able to recover resulting from information provided by a source. She said her daughter “still asks if the burglars are coming back and won’t sleep alone”. On Sunday, she said the episode “still traumatises my family and I to this day”. Posting on her Instagram stories, she wrote: “The thought of those disgusting people, rummaging through every room in my house, invading my home, touching my belongings and stealing some of the things most precious to me, means I will never be able to lay my head to rest in that house again with the same sense of security that I once had.”

In 2019 a criminal gang stole £25m worth of cash, jewellery and gems from the socialite's mansion in what is believed to be the UK's biggest ever burglary.

Vukovic, who is believed to be a Serbian national, was named in court as a suspected fourth member of the gang. Jovanovic, who was jailed for 11 years, also admitted conspiracy to commit money laundering and one count of attempting to convert criminal property. It's that simple," she wrote.

Her Kensington mansion was ransacked of £25 million worth of cash, jewellery and gems in 2019.

She said she was also offering a £250,000 reward to anyone who can “deliver Daniel Vukovic to the police in London”. Ms Ecclestone said she would “happily” offer a reward of 25% of the value of anything the police recover from information brought forward. She wrote: “Whilst I have accepted that I will never likely see my stolen belongings again, I will happily put up a reward of 25% of the value of anything that the police are able to recover resulting from information provided by a source. She said her daughter “still asks if the burglars are coming back and won’t sleep alone”. On Sunday, she said the episode “still traumatises my family and I to this day”. Posting on her Instagram stories, she wrote: “The thought of those disgusting people, rummaging through every room in my house, invading my home, touching my belongings and stealing some of the things most precious to me, means I will never be able to lay my head to rest in that house again with the same sense of security that I once had.”

TAMARA ECCLESTONE is offering a reward of up to £6 million for the return of a 'lifetime's worth' of jewellery and family heirlooms that were stolen from ...

Tamara Ecclestone, 38, has stated that she will pay up to £6 million for the recovery of her stolen belongings. In a plea to the public, the socialite says that while she has “accepted she will never likely see her stolen belongings again”, she is offering a reward of up to 25 percent of the value of anything that is able to be recovered. TAMARA ECCLESTONE is offering a reward of up to £6 million for the return of a "lifetime's worth" of jewellery and family heirlooms that were stolen from her home.

The socialite's Kensington mansion was ransacked of £25 million worth of cash, jewellery and gems in 2019 and only a pair of earrings has been recovered.

She said she was also offering a £250,000 reward to anyone who can “deliver Daniel Vukovic to the police in London”. Ms Ecclestone said she would “happily” offer a reward of 25% of the value of anything the police recover from information brought forward. On Sunday, she said the episode “still traumatises my family and I to this day”.

Tamara Ecclestone has offered a £6 million reward to get her stolen jewels back after the former reality star was robbed in a £26 million heist almost three ...

Her Kensington mansion was ransacked of £25m worth of cash, jewellery and gems in 2019.

Vukovic, believed to be a Serbian national, was named in court as a suspected fourth member of the gang. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. The 38-year-old was on holiday in Lapland with her husband, art gallery owner Jay Rutland, their daughter and their dog, when their Palace Green home was raided on 13 December, 2019.