A 83-year-old pensioner has hit back at her Egyptian toyboy ex-husband as she claimed her new cat is ‘clever than any men she knows’.
Iris Jones, from Weston-super-Mare, first met her husband Mohamed Ibriham, 37, through Facebook in February 2019.
The pensioner left This Morning audiences stunned in early 2020 when she detailed their first night of passion after she travelled to Egypt to meet Mohamed.
The couple married in November 2020 and they spent almost two years apart before
The Egyptian toyboy who married an 83-year-old pensioner has broken his silence with a cryptic post following their split.
Mohamed Ibriham, 37, from Cairo, first met Iris Jones through Facebook in February 2019.
The pensioner left This Morning audiences stunned in early 2020 when she detailed their first night of passion after she travelled to Egypt to meet Mohamed.
The couple married in November 2020 and they spent almost two years apart before Mohamed was finally granted a visa which
Das Finden der perfekten Balsam- oder Salbenformulierung für Sie ist ähnlich wie der Kauf einer Jeans: Sie können nie zu viele haben, die Preise sind vielfältig, und sobald Sie sich für eine entschieden haben, werden Sie feststellen, dass sie irgendwie repariert wird alleswie die charakteristischen Distressed-Levi’s, die Sie nie im Stich lassen.
Apropos, die oben genannten Hautretter tun dies selten – das heißt, im Stich gelassen –, da sie speziell dafür entwickelt wurden, selbst die trockensten und strapaziertesten Hauttypen
Das Finden der perfekten Balsam- oder Salbenformulierung für Sie ist ähnlich wie der Kauf einer Jeans: Sie können nie zu viele haben, die Preise sind vielfältig, und sobald Sie sich für eine entschieden haben, werden Sie feststellen, dass sie irgendwie repariert wird alleswie die charakteristischen Distressed-Levi’s, die Sie nie im Stich lassen.
Apropos, die oben genannten Hautretter tun dies selten – das heißt, im Stich gelassen –, da sie speziell dafür entwickelt wurden, selbst die trockensten und strapaziertesten Hauttypen
The face of the world’s first pregnant ancient Egyptian mummy has been reconstructed by forensic scientists.
Known as ‘The Mysterious Lady’, the embalmed woman was analysed last year by a team of Polish researchers, who discovered evidence of a foetus inside her stomach.
They believe she died about 2,000 years ago while 28 weeks into her pregnancy, and was most likely aged between 20 and 30.
Now, experts have used her skull and other remains to produce two images showing
A foetus found within the abdomen of an Egyptian mummy last year was preserved for more than 2,000 years because it was ‘pickled’ like an egg by the acidification of the woman’s body as she decomposed.
This is the conclusion of the team of researchers led from the University of Warsaw who revealed the presence of the unborn child’s remains using a combination of CT and X-ray scans back in the April of last year.
The mummy is believed to
In what is less of a Christmas present and more of a macabre past, the mummified remains of the Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep I have been digitally ‘unwrapped’.
Amenhotep I — the second ruler of Egypt’s 18th Dynasty — is thought to have died around 1506–1504 BCE, at which point he was painstakingly preserved.
Unlike all the other royal mummies unearthed in the 19th and 20th centuries, that of Amenhotep I has never been unwrapped by modern Egyptologists.
This is not
When it came to carving artworks in ancient Egypt, apprentices did non-complex parts like limbs and torsos while master craftsmen tackled intricate bits like faces.
This is the conclusion of an Egyptologist from the University of Warsaw who studied two 3,500-year-old reliefs in the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari, Thebes.
Hatshepsut was a pharaoh of Egypt’s Eighteenth Dynasty — and the second historically confirmed female pharaoh — who ruled from 1473–1458 BC.
The 43-feet-long reliefs, mirrors of each other,
