Millionaire heiress & guru Savannah Daisley, 46, to face TRIAL after ‘plying boy, 14, with booze & having sex 4 times’
MILLIONAIRE heiress and socialite Savannah Daisley is set to face trial after she allegedly had sex with a 14-year-old boy.
The wellness guru, 46, plead not guilty to allegations she plied the youngster with booze and had sex with him four times.
The celeb weight loss guru and daughter of famous horse breeder Ross Daisley has been accused of the “drunken fling” in May 2021.
Daisley was remanded in custody last month charged with four counts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child aged between 14 and 16.
Her trial is set to begin October 16 and will last for a week, solicitor Bryan Wrench said.
Authorities allege that she was “highly intoxicated” when the alleged crimes occurred.
Police said they have evidence that the founder of detox business Smart Cleanse admitted to kissing the teenager after they legally tapped Daisley’s phone.
It comes as Savannah was forced to swap her luxury £5.6m waterfront mansion in Sydney for a jail cell in one of Australia‘s most notorious prisons, before making bail.
She previously claimed her mental health was “suffering” in her grimy cell, and complained that her detox business was losing “millions of dollars” while she was locked up.
As part of her bail, she will live with her parents in the Southern Highlands, not contact the prosecution witnesses and not take alcohol or drug sunless prescribed.
Her father Ross is a famous breeder of the thoroughbred racehorse Choisir, which became an international champion after winning at the prestigious Royal Ascot and Newmarket races in 2003.
Daisley has denied all the charges against her but is yet to formally enter any pleas.
She formerly had a “thriving social media presence” with 40,000 people following her on Instagram, according to Australian media outlet news.com.au.
She even posted to her company’s Instagram page in September about “personal challenges”.
She wrote: “Hey beautiful souls… I’m sharing a story that taught me to embrace adversity as a gateway to becoming the best version of yourself.
“About a year ago, I faced a storm of personal challenges Instead of feeling constant heartache, at a certain point I had a bit of an awakening and decided to see adversity as an invitation to grow. I searched for the gifts within all the pain and I’m so grateful I did.”
Her work in the wellness sector reportedly followed a long history of health problems for the socialite.
Daisley’s website provides a window into her previous, less healthy lifestyle.
“After having a childhood wrought with junk food (toxic food), to becoming the resident mojito (cocktail with mint, lime and sugar in it) girl in my 20s, I manifested some pretty tough imbalances in my body over the years,” the site says.