CAPTAIN Tom's shameless daughter has claimed she "did nothing wrong" after denying she pocketed £1.5million from the family's charity.
Hannah Ingram-Moore appeared on Good Morning Britain today in her first TV interview since the Charity Commission found her guilty of mismanaging her father's foundation.
Captain Sir Tom Moore came to attention after raising nearly £40million for the NHS by walking laps around his garden in 2020.
Hannah was however found to have personally benefited from his charity in her position as director of the Captain Tom Foundation alongside now former trustee Colin Ingram-Moore.
She was grilled by host Rob Rinder on the show this morning, and was asked: "Don't you have any shame?"
Hannah replied: "When I look back at the last five years, we know that we own the truth and what I can't do is sit here and persuade everyone to believe our reality."
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She added: "There was no wilful mismanagement, no will to do anything but support the legacy."
The charity, set up in Captain Tom's name, came under scrutiny last year following a damning report by the Charity Commission.
It revealed the couple had pocketed around £1.5million and benefited "significantly" through association to the foundation.
The watchdog found there were misleading suggestions the proceeds from a £1.4million book deal would be made to the charity.
This included Captain Tom's autobiography Tomorrow Will Be A Good Day.
It also said the couple had twice been invited to "rectify matters" by donating money to the charity "in line with their original intentions as understood by those involved" but had "declined to do so".
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