"poor" Anthea Turner

[flipnflap]

look at the comments under this article from today's Mail On Sunday about Anthea Turner's husband being unfaithful to her: http://www.dailymail....-affair-woman-24.html It appears hardly anybody has sympathy for Anthea because Grant left his first wife for her - thus since then Anthea has been considered a marriage-breaker. So there are lots of "What goes around comes around" comments. I'm more inclined towards the phrase "a leopard never changes its spots". Anthea married Grant within two years of his divorce, and I know they also say "love is blind", but surely you first think seriously that this kind of man is always likely to stray once the lust has worn off of each relationship. David Seaman is another classic celeb example - I wonder how long it'll be before he dumps his ice skater for another, younger, bit of fluff. Do you think Anthea deserves all she's getting or do you think she's just been a bit of a blonde?

[Sqad]

M-T....LOL....I am trying to convert them......a sort of sexual Messiah...

[Mamyalynne]

Blurgh....not had brekkie yet.

[sunny-dave]

"He's not the Messiah - just a naughty boy"

[tonyav]

LOL@ dave, but you do know that he can't help it !

[Baldric]

At least she'll have the choccy bars all to herself now

;o)

[Prudie]

Some people do leave their wives/husbands for a permanent love match (my dad did). I wouldn't wish heartbreak on anyone, not even Anthea.

[chi-chi66]

well she must have a very good relationship with his daughters...they are
giving her support.

[pdq1]

At least the property is all in her name. Being a bankrupt means he would have disposed of his assets.

[NOX]

I personally don't think it matters- we all do things other people don't like or approve of, and fidelity is one of those things where people love to stick the knife in and relish someone else's misery. Her upset is no more or less important that that of his first wife and frankly none of our business either since we certainly won't have the facts.