An 83-year-old pensioner has determined to ditch her toy boy husband and change him with a cat.

Iris Jones left viewers shocked when she brazenly talked about her intercourse life with 37-year-old hubby Mohamed Ibriham on ITV's This Morning programme. She was married to the Egyptian for 2 years earlier than telling him to sling his hook and says she does not miss him in any respect.

The pensioner described the breakup up of their relationship in an interview with Closer journal.

Despite their nice intercourse life, she mentioned issues grew to become tough between the 2, they usually ended up simply arguing.

"I never expected to fall in love with someone 46 years younger than me, but I did," she defined.

"I adored everything about Mohamed. But it became hard work.

"We used to have a fantastic intercourse life however then, relatively than making love, we ended up arguing on a regular basis about something and the whole lot.

"I can’t be doing with that. I’m not a lovesick teenager. I’m 83.”

Iris was quick to find a new love in her life, a cat called Mr Tibbs, who turns out to be her "excellent companion".

The pensioner highlighted the main difference between her new companion and the former love of her life.

"Mr Tibbs by no means complains, may be very quiet and exquisite to have a look at – I am keen on him," she said.

"And he’s very comfortable right here and doesn’t create an mess."

In a candid interview with Holly Willoughby and former This Morning host Phillip Schofield, Iris went into the gritty details of her sex life with Mohamed.

Boasting she used a "entire tub of KY jelly" on her first night with her Egyptian husband, the pensioner revealed her favourite position in bed, explaining she had to be careful because of her "skinny pores and skin".

She said: "Mohamed's acquired to watch out when he grabs maintain of me. He rips my pores and skin, the pores and skin on my legs may be very, very skinny.

"When it comes to making love it can be painful. I could end up at the A&E with skin rips but we've solved that problem because we sometimes do it doggy fashion."