79-year-old Retired vicar, who was left homeless after his 24-year-old gay husband ditched him vows to will his properties to him
79-year-old retired vicar, Philip Clements,from the Church of England who was left homeless and nearly penniless after he sold his £215,000 home in Sandwich, Kent, to buy a flat in Romania, for his 24-year-old estranged husband Florin Marin, who later divorced him has moved to rekindle their romance and vowed to write him in his Will. He said, 'I have got to be realistic. I am 80 in August and I want to see him secure. He is the only one I can leave things to. I don't see much of my brothers, and they wouldn't need it. If it goes well, he will be in my will.' According to MailOnline, the couple who got married last year celebrated their first anniversary in Spain last month and Mr. Clements is very hopeful they will get back and spend September and Christmas together. He said: 'We have learned. We have both had to adjust. There were rumours he was with somebody else, but he has denied that. 'We are planning to spend September and Christmas to...