BBC Breakfast star Charlie Stayt's company has been in the red for seven years, MailOnline can reveal.
But documents show that the last time it was in the black was in 2016 when it had assets of just £173.Stayt's company Stayt Limited - lists both him and his wife Annie as directors alongside Hogbens Dunphy Secretaries - an accountants and tax consultants based in central LondonThe couple live in a lavish £2.
This was reduced to £74,000 in 2016 but thereafter the accounts for the company make no reference to this 'overdrawn directors' loan account'. Despite being one of the BBC's most high-profile presenters, Charlie largely keeps his personal life under wraps and is not on social media and often shies away from celebrity events.
Read More BBC Breakfast star Charlie Stayt and his wife are facing bankruptcy after being served petition by HMRC But after a number of other acting roles, she retrained as a yoga teacher and now works for Balletboyz, a dance company based in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, close to her home.