A British father who left his wife for the "sexy" Ukrainian refugee they took in when Russia invaded is now single after the controversial couple split following a blazing row.
Tony Garnett, 29, walked out on Lorna – the mother of his two kids – after falling head over heels for 22-year-old Sofiia Karkadym.
The security guard stunned loved ones after ending his 10-year marriage just 10 days after welcoming Sofiia into their family home from war-torn Ukraine.
But now the dad claims his whirlwind romance with his now ex-girlfriend Sofiia has come to a dramatic end after a series of heated arguments.
"I am 100 per cent through with her. We are finished as a couple," the security guard told the MailOnline.
Garnett claimed the final straw came after the pair argued on Saturday night while celebrating his 30th birthday at their home in Bradford, northern England.
However the night allegedly ended with Garnett calling the police who attended the address following a dispute.
Garnett claimed he had "worked so hard" and "made every extra effort" to make the new relationship work.
"I knew that we would look like t***s if we broke up because we have a media profile and all the attention that has been put on us on television and on the internet," he said.
"I also genuinely felt sorry for her.
"She left her home and her country, which was at war and knew nobody here."
Garnett's estranged wife Lorna appears to have had the last laugh, reportedly telling friends she wasn't shocked to hear about the break-up.
"I knew it would end in disaster for them — I just didn't think it would come after only four months," the 28-year-old told pals, according to the Sun.
Lorna, who had changed her surname by deed poll to match Tony's but is not legally married to him, previously claimed Sofiia would wear low-cut tops and makeup around their house to impress Tony.
"She set her sights on Anthony from the start," she said.
"Decided she wanted him and she took him.
"I just don't understand how he could throw all that away for a woman he's known for a fortnight. The life I knew is shattered."
The mum described the experience as leaving her feeling like the "third wheel" and "unwelcome in her own home".
However she stressed she would "never put anyone off" from assisting refugees.
"This is a crisis in Ukraine and people like me will want to have the heart to help those in need," she said.
Sofiia, who fled the city of Lviv at the start of the Ukraine war, was instantly branded a "homewrecker" after the romance hit the headlines in May.
As a result she was forced to defend herself against the nasty comments being made online, maintaining nothing happened between them until they'd left the family home.
"I never thought or planned to go into their home and take Tony from Lorna. That never crossed my mind," she previously told the Sun.