Overview
- Companies House filings for The Fluffy Pillow Company list a £50,000 bounce‑back loan as outstanding in 2021 and 2022 accounts.
- Regulators have issued four notices to wind up or strike off the firm; two were discontinued and two are currently suspended following an objection.
- Skinner has publicly claimed his ventures prospered during Covid, citing seven‑figure turnover, which sits at odds with the unresolved loan.
- Social media posts show deliveries continuing through December 2020 despite interviews suggesting the pillow business failed in March 2020, and his 2023 book implied no loan was taken.
- Reporters say Skinner and representatives declined to explain the filings, as a voluntary ‘Covid repayment amnesty’ runs until December 2025 for directors to settle such debts.