Investigator reveals how much money ‘Madeleine McCann’ woman has earned from recent fame

Julia Wendell believes she is Madeleine McCann

This week Wendell appeared on US TV talk show Dr Phil as she awaits the results of a DNA test to prove if she is the toddler that went missing in 2007.

After her appearance, speculation about whether Julia had many any money since going public with her claim arose leading to Dr Fia Johansson, a private investigator helping Julia throughout the process, answering those questions.

In an Instagram post, she said: "Hello guys - about Dr Phil if we made money... no. We didn’t actually get a dime to be involved with Dr Phil’s show.

"We didn’t receive anything, Julia [didn’t] receive anything, Julia just went on the stage and was herself and told the truth.

A lot of you ask if Julia made some sort of money by going to any type of press, Radar [RadarOnline] for example, all other things… no.

"We did not pay them anything, they did not pay us anything."

Dr Johansson has previously explained that her family in Poland have denied the claims while Julia's parents have blocked her number and refused to take a DNA test of their own.

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