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Divorce lawyer Ayesha Vardag: affairs don’t need to end a marriage – The Times
British people should be more French when it comes to extramarital affairs, according to a top divorce lawyer.Ayesha Vardag, 53, has worked on some of the biggest…
British people should be more French when it comes to extramarital affairs, according to a top divorce lawyer.
Ayesha Vardag, 53, has worked on some of the biggest break-ups and says that the pandemic has shown that adultery is very far from the worst thing in the world and more couples would stay together if society was less puritanical.
The pandemic has prompted a shift in why couples split up. With offices, bars and hotels shut, affairs withered. Inquiries mentioning adultery, made to her firm…
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