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It was no longer her first marriage to Ms Coladangelo, 43, and her first husband, Glynnas Gibb, says the woman was hit with karma to full capacity.
According to the Dailymail, the woman’s ex-spouse still feels great resentment and claims that such decisions by the woman to go “to the left” would not be much of a surprise.
The woman, who started working with Ms Hancock in the spring of this year, avoids publicity, but is seen walking around London. He jokes that he still wears accessories represented by his existing spouse’s chain.
But neither her husband nor the Health Minister’s wife, Martha, had a clue about the novel. According to British media, Martha Hancock only learned that her marriage was in crisis and her lover was warming up in her husband’s arms the day before when scandalous photos were published the next day.
On the same day, the minister said that he was leaving his family and his beloved home.
Recently, G. Coladangelo was also seen carrying suitcases with items from a large and luxurious family home. As of yet, neither of them have commented on the details of the novel and the two fallen families.
As announced by the Anglija.today news portal, the novel reached the public at the end of June this year, when the media broadcast the kisses of M. Hancock and G. Coladangelo captured by CCTV cameras.
Until now, Matt Hancock has consistently emphasized the 15-year and supposedly happy marriage to his wife Martha, with whom he has had three children.
G. Coladangelo, who is involved in the novel’s scandal, has also successfully raised a family with three children. Her husband is the successful businessman Oliver Tress, founder of Oliver Bonas stores.
Sources claim that such a public novel seemed incredible to many. There is also a silence of outrage over the situation in Coladangelo: a woman was hired for the team with taxpayer money, so it is emphasized that the population pays for the work of the mistress of the Minister of Health.
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