A COUSIN of the Duchess Cornwall was found dead in a London hotel.
Charles Villiers, 59 has died. He was the subject of headlines earlier in the year due to his £10,000 a month bitter divorce row.
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He divorced his ex-wife Emma Villiers in 2012 and filed for divorce in 2014. This was one of the longest running divorce cases in Britain.
According to theTimesA housekeeper found him dead in his room at Durrants Hotel Marylebone, west London last week.
It is believed that he took his own death.
According to the newspaper, he was in financial trouble and was staying on a friend’s yacht in the Greek Islands.
However, he returned to the UK to visit a clinic after expressing concerns about his mental state.
He instead checked in to Durrants Hotel on Wednesday.
The aristocratic was a distant cousin of Camilla Parker Bowles on his mother’s side.
Central Recorder reported earlier this year that he had made accusations of his wife of bigamy, lying about her age, and lied to him.
After he filed for divorce from Scotland, his wife filed in the south, the couple were embroiled in cross-border legal disputes. They lived together for most of their marriage in a mansion with a private Loch near Dumbarton.
After claiming to have been a victim of bigamy, the toff went directly to Police Scotland’s Chief Constabulary Iain Livingston to make his bigamy accusations. “compelling”Evidence Mrs Villiers, 61 years old, was not married to an unknown man.
Last year, the Supreme Court ruled that Mrs Villiers could pursue her £10,000-a-month divorce application in England.
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