Grandmother, 86, who dumped her 37-year-old Egyptian Toyboy after she had about their wild hulls vows to never have sex again

An 86-year-old grandmother who dumped her Egyptian toy lover less than half of her age has sworn to never have sex again after their bitter split.

Iris Jones tarted critics and tied the knot with Mohamed Ibrahim, 37, in June 2020 -Later that scooped over their wild hulls who left her ‘saddle -sore’.

The couple met on social media in 2019, and after getting married in Cairo, they brought apart for almost two years before Mohamed got a visa so that he could move to Iris’s bungalow in Weston-Super-Mare.

In 2023, however, Iris revealed that she had separated herself with Mohamed and accused him of being a “selfish money-grale.”

Bank statements show that Iris Mohamed has transferred thousands of pounds in loans, which she claims are not repaid, but he disputes.

Iris, a former legal secretary, has now revealed that her experience with the 37-year-old Egyptian has forever postponed her relations.

She told The mirror: ‘The idea of ​​sex is now turning my stomach. I am not at all interested in men, not in company with them and certainly no sex with them.

“My experience with Mohamed has set me relationships for life. I wish I had never met him. ‘

Iris added: ‘Mohamed was alone for my money. I can see that now, and I look back and think, “How could I have been so stupid?”

She said that Mohamed decided to kick her house after she started to argue about ‘everything and everything’.

Iris, who has two sons, Stephen, 59, and Darren, 58, said she was also tired of ‘cleaning up behind him’.

However, she revealed that, despite the bitter split, her and Mohamed are still married because she ‘does not want to pay for a divorce’.

Iris surprised the first public this morning at the beginning of 2020 when she described her first night of passion with Mohamed after she traveled to Egypt to meet him.

However, she now sees herself as a ‘painful aunt’ for other women who have broken their hearts by many younger men.

Iris wrote on Facebook last year and said ‘a warning for all vulnerable women online, chatting with scammers and con artists, thinking that they will report real men on legitimate dating sites.

‘Keep in mind that these criminals are only interested in getting their dirty legs on your money and to love your weeks or even months to achieve their goal.

“In recent months I have been the target of four scammers and now consider myself a competent scam hunter!”

It comes after she has revealed the ‘full story’ of what happened to Mohamed on social media in September 2023.

Iris said: ‘On June 25, 2019 I received a message from Mohamed and we became friends on Messenger.

“He seemed like a nice guy and from the start he was forced into a marriage and that four children were born.

“He went through a divorce and felt that I was the person who could understand and whom he could talk.

“He sent me photos of himself and I said to him:” You will soon find someone else, a handsome guy like you. ‘

“I told him about myself, an old Biddy who pushed for 79 years with two adult sons, older than he lived both married and not far from me.

‘Our groceries went on to each other and I started to realize that he became more loving and on July 10, 2019 he proposed a marriage!

“He had never seen what I looked like and my first reaction was” you are damn angry! ‘

‘But the love bombing went on and in November 2019 I flew to Cairo and met him.

“I had taken a few thousand pounds and I paid all his debts because he had been borrowed on his credit card.

‘We had a great time and I stayed for a month. We tried to get married, but we didn’t have the right documents. ‘

Iris then described how an official at the British embassy in Cairo, called John Neil, warned her, “Give him no money.”

Unfortunately, Iris did not listen to his advice and wrote how she took Mohammed, £ 15,000 the next time she went to visit him and handed it to him.

By that time, Covid had beaten and attempts to get married through the pandemic, but on her third trip in 2020 they made the decision.

Iris said: ‘I had £ 40,000 in my bank account and I handed my bank card to Mohamed every day and we attracted 1000 Egyptian pounds every day.

“This was to pay for the costs of living, going out for dinner, a honeymoon in Sharm-el-shiek and generally enjoying the high life.”

After three months in Egypt, Irish returned to the UK and when she left Cairo, she wrote how Mohammed had told her: ‘Check your bank account when you are back to Heathrow.

“I think you have about nine grand in that.”

Furly Iris stormed: ‘He was absolutely right. £ 9,000 over from the £ 40,000. Mohamed has never had a job and has never had money.

“I always told people that we shared costs, but my money paid for everything.”

Iris added how Mohammed even if they would go back to the United Kingdom for money and she sent him another £ 14,000.

In November 2021, Mohammed obtained a partnerfisum and he was able to travel to the VK where he could stay for two years, awaiting an assessment in two months.

To satisfy the home office, Iris paid money in his account, so that it would not look like he was ‘sponing the state’.

But even after he got a job at a local supermarket, Irish wrote how he would continue to ask ‘so much’ that she gave him another £ 26,000.

Iris said, “I told him:” No more money. If I fell dead tomorrow, I wouldn’t have enough to bury myself. ‘

She continued: “He said at that stage that he needed another £ 40,000. Well, you will have to whistle because I don’t have it. ‘

Iris added the relationship and then started to deteriorate, with countless rows, especially after Mohamed heard that he would not inherit her bungalow by the sea.

Mohamed offered to Iris to give the names of women who ‘came to him’ if she wanted to change her and wrote her post tellingly, “this came to me that he might get married to me.”

Iris ended her long post by saying: ‘There is much more that I can say right now, but it can entail legal issues.

“I learned that he was showing many of the characteristics of narcissism from Mohamed’s behavior.

‘I thoroughly investigated the situation because I wanted to save my marriage, but Mohamed would not listen.

“He was always right, I was always wrong. On June 13 this year, after another vitriolic row, I told him to go.

“It was one of the most difficult decisions I ever had to make, because my love for Mohamed was real, but it wasn’t good to improve it.

“I let my head rule my heart. There is so much more that I could say at this point, but that will be for another message. ‘