The late Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, who died last August at age 94, left his family a £1.3 billion fortune. His four surviving children are now embroiled in a bitter inheritance battle, with reports of physical altercations and legal disputes.
More than 20 women have come forward in a BBC investigation, alleging sexual assault and violence by Al Fayed. Five claim they were raped. The documentary alleges he used his wealth and power to silence victims and evade justice.
Al Fayed's children from his second wife, Heini Wathén, include Jasmine, Karim, Camilla, and Omar. The family assets include a 17th-century estate, Hyde Park apartments, a Scottish castle, and New York properties.
Camilla Fayed, 39, pleaded not guilty to robbery after allegedly ordering bodyguards to steal her brother Omar's iPhone at the family's Surrey mansion in May. A trial is set for February. Camilla runs vegan restaurant Farmacy; Omar was a founding director.
Tension between Camilla's husband and Omar led to a physical fight in 2020. Omar is seeking £100,000 in damages, which Camilla denies. She has accused Omar of heavy drug use, which he rejects.
