People who married non-humans – from mum who wed tree to man's sex doll lover

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often accused of being a pervert because he sleeps with sex dolls daily.He first became famous after marrying a sex doll called Margo at a bonkers ceremony in December 2019.Dozens of guests attended while video footage showed Yuri, from Kazakhstan, slipping a ring on Margo’s finger before planting a kiss on her.And during their first dance as husband and wife, many may have thought the love would last forever.But the unusual relationship has since ended after Yuri cheated on her with a strange object.He eventually divorced her to enter into a polyamorous marriage with plastic models, Luna and Lola.Earlier this year Yuri, 36, spoke to Daily Star about his love of sex dolls, saying: “You are not harming anyone, and no one will write a letter to the police on you.“Someone may like the fact that the doll is motionless and does not react.“It's akin to necrophilia, but again, a doll is an eco-friendly way to fulfil such a need.”Japanese man Akihiko Kondo has been married for four years… to a hologram of a fictional character.But last month we told you how the wacky marriage was on the rocks after a software update prevented his wife from speaking.He married the hologram of Hatsune Miku, a computer-generated pop singer, in 2018 in front of 40 guests at a £13,500 ceremony.

Akihiko, a school administrator, describes himself as a fictosexual – someone sexually attracted to fictional characters.And he believes romantic connections between humans and holograms should not be stigmatised.He said: “It’s simply not right, it’s as if you were trying to talk a gay man into dating a woman, or a lesbian into a relationship with a man.“I believe we must consider all kinds of love and all kinds of happiness.”Kate Cunningham married a tree in.