A woman known as ‘Britain’s most famous mistress’ has shared a stern warning for Molly-Mae Hague.

Last week, on 14 August, the PrettyLittleThing brand ambassador and Tommy Fury announced their break-up after five years together.

The ex-couple, who met on season five of ITV2’s Love Island, have faced multiple speculations and allegations this week surrounding the reason behind their split.

It’s been alleged that Tommy had been cheating on Molly-Mae, with a Danish woman, Milla Corfixen, who reportedly admitted to kissing the boxer earlier this year.

While some fans are adamant that Molly-Mae is moving on, others claim she is leaving “secret hints” that she is considering a reunion with her ex.

But Gweneth Lee, an expert mistress, has a warning for any woman who thinks her partner might be a two-timer.

The 54-year-old, who splits her time between California, US and London, currently has five lovers on the go – all of whom are married.

“Men love the thrill of the chase, men are hunters,” the life coach, told What's The Jam.

“There’s nothing we can do to change that programming – it’s what we love about them.

“While it’s not clear if Tommy has cheated, one thing I think celebrities like Molly needs to recognise is that if is a man is not willing to admit that he is a philanderer [or] that he has cheated, that’s on him.

“She needs to be happy with who she is.

“Molly, love yourself first.”

Gweneth claims to have slept with over 100 married men and says taking back a cheater requires a lot of inner work.

The mistress added: “Some women can live with a man who has philandered, or she thinks he has philandered.

“But you need to be able to live with yourself.

“If you can’t live with it, you need to move on.

“If you can, move on within yourself and find happiness, love yourself.

“Good luck.”

Gwen, who often receives luxurious gifts and trips abroad, recently admitted to being gifted £64,000 worth of jewellery.

While it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of being a mistress to a rich man, she says it’s important to always focus on your own needs first.

She added: “Don’t get taken advantage of by a man looking at saving money – go professional.

“Something for nothing doesn’t exist, so go for a man that is wealthy.

“Be responsible for your own needs and don’t become a therapist for them.

“It’s only for a bit of fun.”

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