The allegations against the Fayed brothers have expanded beyond Mohamed to include Salah and Ali, as former Harrods employees share disturbing accounts of sexual misconduct in a case that is capturing public attention.
Allegations Widen Against Fayed Brothers as Harrods Scandal Escalates

Allegations Widen Against Fayed Brothers as Harrods Scandal Escalates
A growing abuse scandal involves all three Fayed brothers, previously influential figures behind London's Harrods, with accusations surfacing against Salah and Ali alongside Mohamed.
Amy McIlquham, now 52, recently came forward with serious allegations against Ali Fayed, a former co-owner of Harrods, shedding light on the darker side of the illustrious department store's history. In a recent interview, McIlquham recounted a troubling incident from a weekend trip to Gstaad, Switzerland, that took place in 1994 when she was just 21 years old and working as a personal assistant to Mohamed al-Fayed, the eldest of the Fayed brothers.
As she joined the Fayed brothers in their luxurious lifestyle, she was called to assist Ali during her stay. However, her recollections reveal that what transpired was anything but work-related. She described feeling isolated in the lavish chalet, where instead of engaging in productive tasks, she found herself at the mercy of unwelcome advances from Ali, who was then in his early 50s.
Recalling the harrowing experience, she stated, “I was molested, sexually molested, without a doubt. And he was just giggling.” At the time, McIlquham was overwhelmed with shock and confusion as she faced the unwanted attention while attending an event, she believes was during the Eurovision Song Contest weekend. Images and notes from that era, including a birthday card from Ali referencing her phone etiquette, now serve as a painful reminder of what she endured.
The allegations against the Fayed brothers are part of a broader trend of accountability being demanded across various industries, as victims increasingly find the courage to voice their experiences. With the revelations following the initial accusations against Mohamed al-Fayed, the public is left to grapple with the emerging narratives that suggest a systemic culture of abuse linked to the once-revered institution of Harrods. As the situation continues to unfold, more former employees and accusers may come forward, potentially exposing even more disturbing allegations surrounding this high-profile family.