I married the wealthy 77-year-old grandad I started dating at 25 – everyone says I’m a golddigger but I signed a pre-nup
I married the wealthy 77-year-old grandad I started dating at 25 – everyone says I’m a golddigger but I signed a pre-nup
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A COUPLE with a 43-year age gap shared the hate they receive over their relationship. Imani Cupé, 34, has been with her now-husband Larry Scott, a 77-year-old accountant, for nearly a decade after meeting online. Due to the huge difference in their ages, she has often been subjected to cruel assumptions that she has ulterior motives.
![[A smiling young woman with her arm around an older man.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/e3272374-a734-4440-b507-b6f08e8988d9.jpg?strip=all&w=576)
While she admitted that her lover “spoils” her, she insists that it is true love that keeps them together. And the US-based couple seems to have put the rumours to rest once and for all after revealing they both signed a prenuptial agreement when tying the knot at the end of 2024.
![[A photo of Imani Cupido and Larry Scott on their wedding day.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/b294963a-737b-41f1-97e3-a834b5b74c4a.jpg?strip=all&w=833)
“People assume I’m only with Larry for his money,” Imani, a part-time student and actor, told What's The Jam. “Some of the negative comments I’ve received online were along the lines of I’m 'only using him for his money’ or ‘She’s really a lesbian and she’s just using him for his money.'".
However she revealed that she isn't phased "at all" by the people who try to insinuate her relationship "isn't genuine.". “I find it humorous and I can understand why people would assume that – after all, he is much wealthier than I am," she said.
“It’s just funny to me that people think that I would spend 10 years with someone and only be looking at the money. “Larry has a wonderful heart and near perfect character, and that’s why I’m with him. “If he was a billionaire and didn’t have the qualities he possesses, I would not be with him.
