Quote Of The Day - Lady Tina Stowell
"As the law stands, if I was married to George Clooney and he was to have a sexual affair with, say, the noble Baroness, Lady Thornton, that would be adultery. If I was married to George Clooney and Mr Clooney had sexual relations with the noble Lord, Lord Alli, that would not be adultery because he would not be able to do the sexual act which is very specifically defined in law. Should I wish to divorce Mr Clooney on those grounds, I would do so on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour. In future, if the noble Lord, Lord Alli, was to marry Mr Clooney, and Mr Clooney was to have an affair with me—and who would blame him in those circumstances?—that would be adultery and the noble Lord, Lord Alli, should he choose to, would be able to divorce Mr Clooney on those grounds." - Marriage equality supporter Lady Tina Stowell, speaking yesterday during the House Of Lords debate on the rules of gay divorce.
NOTE: Gay Star News points out that Lord Alli is openly gay. Things aren't totally stuffy in the House Of Lords.
Labels: gay divorce, House Of Lords, marriage equality