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Dragons' Den history-makers reveal why they WALKED AWAY from five Dragons' investment after BBC show

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Dragons' Den history-makers Honor and Cat Black have revealed why they walked away from a deal from all five Dragons after their triumphant appearance on the BBC show. The teenage sisters were just 17 and 16, respectively, when they filmed their pitch for Maiden, their cricket brand designed specifically for women and girls. The pair managed to win over Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett, Touker Suleyman and guest Dragon Gary Neville, securing a joint investment from all five. However, speaking exclusively to GB News following the episode's broadcast, Honor and Cat revealed the deal ultimately did not go ahead. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The sisters explained during the lengthy due diligence process following filming, they attracted interest from other investors and were eventually able to raise the money they needed elsewhere. Honor told the People's Channel: "In the time that we were doing our due diligence with the Dragons post-filming, it was about a year, and withi

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