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READ MORE: Spice Girls fans in meltdown as band tease epic Spiceworld anniversary plansAs the lead guitarist prepares to celebrate his 75th birthday on July 19 with a bang, Daily Star have taken a look inside his wild relationship with his wife Anita.In 1974, Brian tied the knot to his first wife Christine Mullen, where the happy couple went on to welcome three beautiful children together.But the loving couple separated in 1988 shortly after the passing of his bandmate and Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.However, the Christine wasn’t the only woman in his life at that time, after he first met soap star Anita at a movie premiere in the heart of Beverly Hills in 1986.And it didn’t take long before the star fell head over heels for the actress after he invited her out to one of Queen’s performances where their relationship continued to grow behind his current wife’s back.Soon pair became inseparable, leaving the musician which quite a conundrum on his hands, which he wrote about in Queen’s hit single, I Want It All, which was reportedly inspired by his conflicting feelings about his first wife and his new relationship with Anita.During a joint interview on Loose Women back in 2015, Anita confessed that she wasn’t proud of being “the scarlet woman” behind his wife’s back but ultimately everything worked out for the best.The doting dad confessed: “We've kind of been together since 1986 – a little bit off and on but then we got married and it’s been good.”Anita added: “There was a slight overlap, [I'm a] scarlet woman, not that I'm proud of it.”“That’s another thing that’s sort of taboo but happens and it’s an inevitable process which everyone resists, I did, I tried to,” Brian explained.The dynamic duo have been joined at the

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Brian May, 74, has revealed he found himself in a “dark place” during the time he released his debut solo album Back To The Light in 1992. It was a difficult period for the guitarist who lost his friend and Queen frontman Freddie Mercury to HIV/Aids a few months prior, his dad Harold May to cancer in 1991 and had separated from his first wife Christine Mullen in 1988.“It was at the end of Queen, and I wanted to find a new light, a new path, and this was it.