London, Nov 5 (ANI): Lisa, 25, the wife of Richard Roden, who is the oldest man in Britain to father twins, only married him so that she could have his house after his death, her lover has said.

The 32-year-old Matthew Clarke has claimed has that he and Lisa were still planning a family even after she gave birth to daughters, Emily and Ruby.

However, Matthew’s schemes came to a halt when Lisa tied the knot with Richard, 71, about a month ago.

“She went behind my back. She told me she wasn’t going to marry him,” the Sun quoted him, as saying.

“She is waiting for him to pop his clogs. She married him for his house,” he added.

Matthew has dated Lisa’s sis and they have known each other for ten years.

Lisa contacted him on Facebook saying: “I have always loved u from the moment I met u I thought u were well sexy xx.”

In June this year, when her twin daughters were four months old, Lisa introduced Matthew as an old friend to hubby Richard and requested the retired welder to allow him to stay at their place in Walsall, West Mids.

Matthew revealed: “I stopped over for a week and we slept together for the first time, on the settee and then up the wall in the lounge. Richard was upstairs in bed.

“It was five times in the week. Richard was in the house sleeping each time.”

When Matthew returned to his Worcester home Lisa wouldn’t leave him alone.

She texted him: “I enjoyed it up the wall last night. I was horny like anything x”

Lisa, who is also mother to an eight-year-old daughter Bethany, kept on making promises of love during their midnight chats.And after her wedding to Richard she asked Matthew to be patient.She said: “I have got security 4 the kids and if he dies I have got a house to live in and do what I want.”

But Matthew now says it’s over between them.

He said: “I don’t want anything to do with her now.”

However, Lisa has denied all allegations of late night romps with Matthew and denied sending him any messages.She said: “He is just trying to wreck my marriage. I married Richard because I love him.” (ANI)