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Previously on "Gold diggers"
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You'd imagine that someone would know their partner well enough before they got married that this wouldn't be a problem
Clearly £1.2 million is the price you pay for a monster schlong.
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Gold diggers

No, no, not this nice looking lady, au contraire -
"Wealthy women shouldn't marry says daughter of millionaire
Daughter of millionaire says divorce law is a 'gold-digger's charter' after she is told to pay her unemployed ex-husband £1.2 million
The daughter of one of the country’s richest men has warned wealthy women against marriage after her “gold-digger” ex-husband was awarded a £1.2 million in a divorce payout.
Victoria Luckwell, 37, whose father Mike set up The Moving Picture Company, and is worth an estimated £135 million, said the current legal system in Britain acted as a “disincentive” for the rich to wed, because they had no way of protecting their family’s assets.
Her comments came after her ex-husband, Frankie Limata was handed a £1.2 million payout by a judge, despite having signed numerous prenuptial agreements waiving his right to any of his wife’s money.
Miss Luckwell has been told by a judge that she must provide him with £900,000 to buy a home plus £300,000 to pay off his debts, buy a car and furnish his home. "
Wealthy women shouldn't marry says daughter of millionaire - Telegraph
Dirty gold digging *****!
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