You do realise marriage isnt instant citizenship?

I can't believe your taking Steven's side over mine. :inamood:

If you love him so much, why don't you marry him too.

I did something like that once. :laugh:

I hate Steven but he's not as bad as Conor

Of course he's not.

But my hate towards Steven is strong, ATM.

Here for Deana running over both of them with her car.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/...-5_634x401.jpg

I wonder who'll she decapitate with that car door. :joker:

Here for her arriving in BB like that whilst Conor watched from his carboard box he spent his money on.

The cardboard box his girlfriend's epilator came in.

http://bestepilatorreviews.co.uk/wp-...tor-in-box.jpg

Obviously not otherwise I wouldn't have made my statement

I'm so glad someone else posted this - I thought I was missing something really obvious :joker:

(I still don't know why this made the news :joker:)

Too many people pretend to love and marry to gain citizenship, then, when they have done their time, disappear off in to the sunset. Its the oldest trick in the book. Marriage is no guarantee of citizenship

The interesting story is the third and fourth paragraphs of the letter.

Her original residence card states that she received it on the basis of being a family member of an EEA National.

A friend of mine got a similar card for his Cuban Wife. To get the card on this basis, the friend had to be married.

So the big question - was Kimberley actually married to her ex, Sasha?