Makosi's lover claims she fleeced him of £75 000

Makosi's lover claims she fleeced him of £75 000

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By Showbiz Reporter

A POLISH market analyst was counting the cost of love this week after he was “fleeced” of £75 000 by Zimbabwean Big Brother star, Makosi Musambasi, according to British media reports.

Tom Wojtkun told a Sunday newspaper he spent every penny he could on Makosi in a 15-month relationship after she told him she was a VIRGIN and promised to marry him.

But Makosi terminated the relationship two weeks before the planned marriage.

“I fell for Makosi hook, line and sinker but now I’m facing bankruptcy because I have been such a fool,” Tom, 34, told the News of the World.

Wojtkun said he plunged £25 000 preparing for the wedding after Makosi told him they could only have sex after getting hitched in line with her “religious beliefs”.

He claims to have bought Makosi a £16 000 Mercedes and paid her £6 000 car fines.

Tom further claims to have put a £30 000 deposit on a £250 000 home in Aylesbury and paid the mortgage for six months – but never moved in himself.

The £30 000-a-year market analyst said he had repossessed the Mercedes and bailiffs would swoop this week to reclaim the house.
Tom added: “I feel a fool. I know people will think I’m an idiot.”

But he confessed: “Part of me still loves her and wants to marry her. I’ve lost everything, but if she called and said ‘Let’s get married’, I would.”

Wojtkun said he met Makosi at the gay London nightclub, Heaven, in December 2006 and they “got talking”.

“After just a few minutes of chatting together, she suddenly kissed me,” he said. “I never thought anyone like her would be interested in me. After all, she is a celebrity.”

Makosi said she pulled the plug on the relationship because she did not want to commit.

“I never loved him,” she said. “I have never been in love.”

Makosi also appeared to deny she had accepted Wojtkun’s marriage proposal, saying: “We were never engaged. If he says we were getting married, then that’s what he says. People can say what they want.”

Asked about the gifts, she said: “I cannot comment. I cannot confirm anything.”
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