Lily Allen has denied claims that she is being forced to sell her £4.2 million (€5.4 million) mansion to pay a hefty tax bill.
The 31-year-old singer took to twitter to set the record straight saying she wasn't selling her home for financial reasons.
When a user on twitter asked why she was selling the mansion Allen replied, “because I'm moving to London full time.”
Allen told another user it was for sale, “because I don't live there anymore."
“Put it this way, as far as I'm aware I have no outstanding tax bill, and I still own the house. So It doesn't add up,” she added. “I did pay a large tax bill and I am selling my house [sic].”
Allen’s tweets came after The Daily Mail reported the mansion was for sale to pay off her large tax bill.
Put it this way, as far as I'm aware I have no outstanding tax bill, and I still own the house. So It doesnt add up https://t.co/8AEwM3Dics
— lily (@lilyallen) July 10, 2016
Allen is said to be heading back to the studio to record the follow up to 2014’s Sheezus.
