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This Morning star Vanessa Feltz has confessed she can’t bear to hear her ex Ben Ofoedu’s name following their heartbreaking split as she slammed the ‘tapestry of lies’
Vanessa Feltz has admitted she can’t bear to hear her ex Ben Ofoedu’s name as she slammed the “tapestry of lies” surrounding their split.
The broadcaster, 61, split from her fiancé in February after he admitted being unfaithful and sexting a second woman. The This Morning agony aunt was in a relationship with Ben, 50, for over 16 years, but was left heartbroken when their romance was called off. Vanessa has since been eager to move on from the bitter split and recently geared herself up for her very first date in 17 years as part of the brand-new series of Celebs Go Dating.
The TalkRadio host was so devastated by the split she has been out “every night” and was even spotted recently with ex-co-star Phillip Schofield. The pair had been together since 2005 and engaged since 2006, and the TV star explained that she was left devastated by suspicions he had cheated on her. She has since spoken candidly about the split, confessing: “There was such a complicated and convoluted tapestry of lies. I have no idea what really happened. That’s the truth. So it’s over. I can’t bear to hear you utter his name.”
“I felt like a depleted balloon like my confidence had been crushed out of me, while I was simultaneously on TV every day” she added to the Daily Mail. Ahead of appearing on the celeb dating show, Vanessa told The Mirror she has sworn off dating toy boys. She said: “I’ve just spent 17 years with a man 10 years younger, so I’m considering not dating a younger man now. Someone I can trust would be good and someone who meant what they said. I think it would be lovely to have somebody you could actually trust.”