Philip Clements, an 81-year-old ex-clergyman, married to a 27-year-old Romanian lover, Florin Marin, died lonely in a Bucharest hospital on May 31.
Clements was a former vicar of Church of England, died lonely in a hospital that was closed to visitors because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Marin who is 54 years younger than his husband said though he was distraught after Clements died but he thinks that two days of grieving is enough for his lover as he would not want him to be unhappy for too long.
After two days of mourning, Marin is expected to enjoy £150,000, which he will get from a life insurance policy, a £100,000 house that was earlier bought in his name by the former vicar before he dies, and a £2,000 monthly widower’s pension that he is expected to collect as long as he lives.
The young gay model revealed that Clements fell sick during the coronavirus lockdown and he was unable to visit his doctor in the UK due to movement restriction.
This made him run low on his medicines. Marin revealed further that the elderly Clements refused to go to a hospital for many days after falling ill. He later developed a fever filmyporno69.com, became disoriented at which point he took him to the hospital.
Clements was later transferred to the cardiac ward where he later went into a coma, placed on life support but he never came out alive as he eventually passed away on May 31.
Marin on his husband’s death said: “I am 27 years old and I’m not challenged. He was my husband and this is my right. My darling people, it is not my fault that left me with this money.”
