Stories of wife blackmailed into sex

The Pakistani politician hated that his then wife Jemima partied and often portrayed her as a hysteric woman, writes Reham Khan in new book. H e Imran Khan repeatedly painted an image of Jemima as a typical hysterical woman who would cry in front of the kids and emotionally blackmail them into sending him messages. Despite not really wanting to know much of his past and not asking , this would not be the last I heard of Jemima or other exes. I felt awful that a young girl had been made to listen to past stories, and could completely relate to her. Imran, ironically, described Jemima as a woman who had awful taste in men. In the first weeks of our time together, he kept discussing and ridiculing Jemima for her choices: from Hugh Grant, who had been caught with a prostitute in Hollywood, to Russell Brand, who had been very open about his drug abuse and sex addiction.

A husband blackmailed his best friend into murdering his wife by producing a photograph he had kept secret for 10 years of the friend being raped by two men, a court heard yesterday. Harrold allegedly told Lake that, if he did not agree to the murder, he would send the picture to Lake's father, girlfriend and ex-girlfriend. Lake feared it would jeopardise his visiting rights to his seven-year-old son, he told the court. Lake, who was best man at Harrold's first wedding, has admitted to killing Mrs Harrold with a wooden post last October. Harrold denies murder and conspiracy to murder. Lake told the jury Harrold asked him to kill Mrs Harrold six weeks earlier while he was at the house doing work for him.

Margaret Campbell, the famously beautiful Duchess of Argyll, had been a celebrity — and a source of scandal — from even before her debutante days. The divorce convulsed the Britain of the s, reflecting a changing mood in the country. What has perhaps been lost along the way is a sense of the duchess, and indeed the duke, as a living, breathing human being. But this is the story that gives meaning to the old cliche — this truth really is stranger than any fiction could be.

Letterman details scandal to fans during taping of Thursday night broadcast. Letterman, 62, made the confessions to the audience during a taping of " The Late Show " for broadcast Thursday night, according to a statement by Worldwide Pants Inc. He said that the package contained a letter that said, " I know that you do some terrible terrible things and I can prove that you do these terrible things The audience, most likely waiting for the punchline that never came, laughed nervously along as he went on to describe how he called his attorney and then set up a meeting with his blackmailer.