Savannah Daisley denies having sex with a 14-year-old boy twice in a single day

A Sydney heiress and wellness influencer has denied having sex with a 14-year-old boy twice in a single day.

Savannah Daisley appeared in Sydney Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday over allegations she had unlawful sex with the teenager in May last year.

She wore a black suit and a pink silk shirt with pearl buttons as she told the court she would fight the charges of having sex with a child.

Police allege the 45-year-old said she had certain feelings for the 14-year-old and provided him with alcohol prior to allegedly having sex with him.

Sydney heiress and wellness influencer Savannah Daisley has denied having sex with a 14-year-old boy twice in a single day

Savannah Daisley appeared in Sydney Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday over allegations she had unlawful sex with the teenager on four occasions during a day in May last year 

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Afterwards, police claim Ms Daisley told the minor to stay quiet about the affair and said it was a one-off occurrence.

The phone call was legally tapped by police, who allege Ms Daisley admitted to some of the offending during her chat with the teen. The phone call will be relied upon when the matter goes to trial.

A court was previously told the successful business owner was allegedly highly intoxicated at the time of the offences.

On Thursday, the Director of Public Prosecutions withdrew two of the charges against Ms Daisley.

She entered pleas of not guilty to the two remaining counts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child.

Magistrate Susan McIntyre told the heiress she would be fighting the charges in the District Court.

Ms Daisley is on bail on four charges of having sex with a 14-year-old boy and is living with her parents at their estate in the NSW South Highlands 

‘You are formally committed for trial,’ she said.

The court was told an apprehended violence order in place to protect the alleged victim would remain in place until at least until June next year.

Ms Daisley operates a celebrity-endorsed business called Smart Cleanse which focuses on promoting detoxification and health.

The self-described naturopath boasts around 40,000 followers on Instagram thanks to her two-week detox program and has written two books on wellbeing.

She was granted bail earlier this year after a court was told her business would fail if she was kept behind bars on remand.

Ms Daisley’s conditional liberty was secured by $100,000 surety from her father, champion horse breeder Ross Daisley.

She is restricted by an order to live with her parents in a luxurious area of the Southern Highlands.

Ms Daisley has to report to police twice a week and must submit to drug and alcohol testing to ensure she is not breaching her bail conditions.

She is forbidden from being in the company of children unless supervised and cannot contact the alleged victim or any witnesses.

Ms Daisley will return to court on January 23 next year for a trial date.

Horse breeder Ross Daisley (pictured with Savannah in 1993) has supported his daughter at several court hearings including a successful bail application