New wife for our divorcees
The F1 widow Daphne McKinley and her handyman former lover | Daily Mail Online
Pot meet Kettle???
I think they deserve each other. What'ss the betting he gets notihing?
The F1 widow Daphne McKinley and her handyman former lover | Daily Mail Online
Daphne first met Jason Powdrill, as he was before he changed his name by deed poll, in 2003 when her housekeeper employed him as a groundsman at Fayland House, the family’s 50-acre home in Buckinghamshire.
Daphne was going through an acrimonious divorce with Guy Edwards, who was awarded the Queen’s Gallantry Medal for pulling F1 legend Nikki Lauda out of his burning car in 1976.
Daphne and Guy, who met in 1980 before marrying in 1986 and having two children, were battling over his £18.7 million fortune.
Patrick’s role, as Gabriella understands it, was to be a handyman, but also to provide security for Daphne and her late son Sean, then a budding racing driver.
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In February 2004, a judge awarded Daphne more than half of Guy’s fortune. She received a £5.25 million lump sum and assets including Fayland House and a property in Monaco, making a total value of £9.4 million.
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2008 the physical relationship fizzled out, says Gabriella. But despite the abuse recorded in the judgment, Daphne kept Patrick in her life by allowing him to rent her daughter’s flat in Chelsea.
Things turned truly nasty when Daphne gave Patrick notice to vacate the property in 2010. When he refused, she took him to court. Patrick issued a counter-claim arguing he and Daphne had cohabited at the flat and he was entitled to stay.
He also cited the law of ‘constructive trust’, which enables people to sue an ex-partner for a share of their wealth even though they were never married.
I have never met and I hope never to meet again anyone like Jason Patrick. It’s sad to see a man reduced to that. He should concentrate on getting a job and getting on with his life rather than being a b*****d to women.
He initially argued he was entitled to £7 million, which he saw as his share of the profits on three of Daphne’s properties, including Fayland House, after promises she had made.
Daphne was going through an acrimonious divorce with Guy Edwards, who was awarded the Queen’s Gallantry Medal for pulling F1 legend Nikki Lauda out of his burning car in 1976.
Daphne and Guy, who met in 1980 before marrying in 1986 and having two children, were battling over his £18.7 million fortune.
Patrick’s role, as Gabriella understands it, was to be a handyman, but also to provide security for Daphne and her late son Sean, then a budding racing driver.
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In February 2004, a judge awarded Daphne more than half of Guy’s fortune. She received a £5.25 million lump sum and assets including Fayland House and a property in Monaco, making a total value of £9.4 million.
.....
2008 the physical relationship fizzled out, says Gabriella. But despite the abuse recorded in the judgment, Daphne kept Patrick in her life by allowing him to rent her daughter’s flat in Chelsea.
Things turned truly nasty when Daphne gave Patrick notice to vacate the property in 2010. When he refused, she took him to court. Patrick issued a counter-claim arguing he and Daphne had cohabited at the flat and he was entitled to stay.
He also cited the law of ‘constructive trust’, which enables people to sue an ex-partner for a share of their wealth even though they were never married.
I have never met and I hope never to meet again anyone like Jason Patrick. It’s sad to see a man reduced to that. He should concentrate on getting a job and getting on with his life rather than being a b*****d to women.
He initially argued he was entitled to £7 million, which he saw as his share of the profits on three of Daphne’s properties, including Fayland House, after promises she had made.
I think they deserve each other. What'ss the betting he gets notihing?
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