Overview
- In July 2025, a High Court judge ruled that Kae Burnell-Chambers had deliberately misrepresented her mobility in a £3 million NHS negligence claim.
- Footage from 2019 festivals showed her walking, dancing and working as a body-paint model without any mobility aids, directly contradicting her sworn testimony.
- She dropped her £3 million negligence lawsuit in 2022 after the social media and surveillance videos were disclosed and deemed to render her allegations “fundamentally dishonest.”
- Judge Jonathan Glasson KC found her guilty of contempt of court after she admitted she altered her presentation of symptoms to medical experts.
- Burnell-Chambers will return to the High Court in October to be sentenced and faces up to two years in prison for interfering with the administration of justice.