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A seductive Tory assistant, led by Boris Johnson in a restaurant on Valentine's Day, was behind his separation with his second wife, Marina Wheeler.
The guests were surprised to see Mr. Johnson enter the exclusive restaurant at Covent Garden at lunchtime on Valentine's Day with prestigious help while the Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Members were sitting in the House of Commons, and Mr. Johnson, 54 – in the middle of a Brexit storm – was supposed to work.
Instead, he went to a corner of London's exclusive restaurant with the blond girl and spent the next two hours there.
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Insiders said last night that his escape with the help had been an "open secret" among some government advisers and no. 10 staff.
Former cabinet colleagues were supposed to have openly speculated about whether the couple had an affair – but by that time he had been vigorously denied.
An insider said, "Rumors about them have been spread for a while. I think they may have met only recently.
Johnson and Wheeler, who have four children together, confirmed yesterday that they had separated and were divorcing in a move called "Borexit" by Twitter.
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The couple said that they were separating "several months ago" and that they remained "friends".
In a statement, Johnson and Wheeler said: "Several months ago, after 25 years of marriage, we decided that it was in our best interest to separate.
"We subsequently agreed to divorce and this process is under way.
"As friends, we will continue to support our four children in the years to come, we will not comment further."
Meanwhile, Johnson is expected to step up his plot to oust Prime Minister Theresa May despite being exposed as serial cheating.
The former Foreign Secretary is preparing for new revelations about his private life with three women linked to him by Westminster insiders.
Their marriage, which had survived her previous actions, finally ended after the respected lawyer, Mrs. Wheeler, accused her of cheating again.
A 25-year-old girl, a fashion girl, was quoted as saying that her mother "will never take it back".
Two of the women, who had never been linked to Mr. Johnson before, worked for Theresa May.
The third worked for David Cameron, his predecessor at number 10. But Mr. Johnson reportedly told his friends that he had no intention of withdrawing from his offer to overthrow the prime minister over Brexit .
A conservative MP told the Mirror that developments could ruin his leadership chances, adding, "If he challenges Theresa May now, it could end it."
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But others have suggested that Mr. Johnson was "limiting the damage" and that he wanted to "dump the bridges" so that his belongings could not be used against him at any one time. eventual leadership competition.
A second Conservative MP described the bill as "choosing the right way to apply for leadership".
Johnson plans to tackle a rally of another 1,000 eurosceptics on the sidelines of the conservative conference in Birmingham at the end of the month.
It threatens to mask May's efforts to rally activists behind her Checkers plan for Brexit – which Boris called a disaster in her column for the Daily Telegraph this week.
A third conservative MP said about the divorce: "I think it's in Boris's interest to spread this news now, so that his enemies do not use it in the middle of leadership competition. .
"It means that if and when he goes for the first job, it will be old news and can not hurt him."
But friends of the family disputed this claim, saying the couple was preparing to make the announcement before the court documents were released shortly.
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They were supposed to have separated while living as Foreign Secretary in his favor apartment in central London.
The Mirror said that Johnson refused to leave the £ 20 million Carlton Gardens when he resigned from his post in July to protest May Checkers' plan for his future dealings with the company. EU.
He finally left three weeks later and Mrs. Wheeler, daughter of BBC reporter Charles Wheeler, was arrested to help her move.
The statements about Boris' affairs began in 2004 when, as editor of The Spectator, he reportedly hid a four-year romance with 50-year-old columnist Petronella Wyatt.
He later admitted the leak. Conservative leader Michael Howard dismissed him from the Shadow Cabinet for lying about it.
In 2006, it was reported that he had been a novelist journalist, Anna Fazackerley.
But his Oxford buddy, David Cameron, who was at the time with the leader of the Conservatives, said it was a private matter and not a dismissal offense.
In 2009, Mr. Johnson had a child with arts consultant Helen Macintyre, who sought an injunction from the High Court to prevent disclosure of the paternity of the child.
Mr. Johnson was a childhood friend of Mrs. Wheeler while they were students at the European School in Brussels.
They married in 1993, when he divorced his first wife Allegra Mostyn-Owen after six years of marriage.
In 2016, following the resignation of Mr. Cameron, Boris is ruled out of the race to replace him after his fellow Brexit activist, Michael Gove, announced that he would run.
But the former mayor of London continues unabashedly to maintain his leadership ambitions.
Conservative Minister Margot James said, "It is infuriating that Boris Johnson is constantly in the news.
"The Prime Minister has a really difficult job to get the best deal possible with this country outside the negotiations with the EU.
"I'm really fed up with talking about Boris Johnson."
