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Ghanian singer Rodney Cudjoe believed to be in his 30s was reportedly expelled from the United Kingdom after getting married to a 68-year-old white sugar mummy identified as Beth Hainling, a resident of UK.
According to reports from the Ghana celebrities website, the young man met the old woman on social media heart-to-heart discussions and fell in love.
Ghanacelebrities.com reported that Beth traveled to Ghana in August 2015 after developing strong feelings for the young man.
During the surprise visit, things worked out very fast whereby the Ghanian singer quickly offered a marriage proposal and wedding.
“My sister Gaynor died a couple of years earlier and I was lonely. My mum had been diagnosed with dementia. But Rodney was very friendly and chatty. We got on well,” she recalls.
Cudjoe traveled to the United Kingdom in 2017 and joined his dear wife despite approval from Beth’s two children. Her young Ghanian lover was over demanding and that led o the end of the relationship. He kept demanding too much from her.
Even in 2015, a 27-year-old graduate identified as Kabaso Bailemba who is a born of a Zambian father and a Nigerian mother said goodbye to job-hunting after he fell in love with an Italian old lady on Easter holiday.
The old Italian lady resides in Zambia and owns different businesses there as well as in South Africa. After looking for employment for so long and failed, Kabaso ended up finding love. He is a first-degree holder from Pretoria university.
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