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Prue Leith has opened up about her relationship with her late husband Rayne Kruger, and admits their romance began as a years-long affair.

Prue Leith has revealed that she had a 13-year affair with her husband Rayne Kruger, who was married to South African actress Nan Munro at the time.The Great British Back Off judge, 83, shared that at the time of the affair both Rayne and Nan were family friends, with the latter being her mum's, actress Margaret Inglis, best friend. And perhaps even more bizarrely, despite the affair, Prue and Nan remained friends until the actress's death in 1992. Rayne died in 2002, at the age of 80, with Prue revealing the affair ten years later in her autobiography Relish: My Life on a Plate.

The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith, 81, has claimed that she "doesn't approve of adultery" despite her own affair lasting over a decade.The Channel 4 judge has previously spoken at length about falling in love with her mum's best friend's husband, Rayne Kruger, who she went on to marry and have two children with before his death in 2002.While Prue claimed that her decade-long affair didn't "destroy the family relationship", she admitted that "it was tough for a while".The chef also went on to explain the timeline of her and Rayne's relationship, revealing that they were married three days after his divorce from first wife Nan was finalised.She said: "They divorced on the Friday, we got married on the Monday and Daniel was born on

The Great British Bake Off, alongside bread-mad silver fox, Paul Hollywood. The 80-year-old recently opened up speaking to UK politician, Ruth Davidson during a radio interview last month.

The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith, 80, said she had “the most appalling experience” of her life after taking LSD in her younger years.The professional baker went on to admit she had also smoked pot when she was married to her first husband, writer Rayne Kruger, who died in 2002. She revealed: “It was the sixties, there were a lot of drugs around.“We used to smoke a bit of pot, not all the time and not a lot, but we did."And one day, we did take acid, only once, and I must tell you, it was the most appalling experience I’ve ever had.”On the side effects she experienced, she added: “I had absolute horrific hallucinations.Joe Swift: Gardeners' World star on Monty Don amid former host's exit“I couldn’t look at him because he turned

BAKE Off judge Prue Leith has opened up about the “horror” of LSD — and how it gave her nightmares for four decades. The South African-born chef, 80, said she took the mind-bending chemical just once in her twenties.

Great British Bake Off star Prue Leith has opened up about the horrendous experience she had after taking LSD.

The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith, 80, and her late husband Rayne Kruger adopted Li-Da, now 46, at 16-months-old after she was evacuated from Pol Pot’s genocidal regime in her native Cambodia.The baking expert addressed the “difficult” process of adopting her daughter and admitted to feeling guilty about working too much during her upbringing.Prior to Prue and her late husband eventually bringing Li-Da home, two other couples were interested in adopting her, but the cases fell through.A friend of the couple had heard they wanted to adopt an Asian child and put them in touch with the relevant people.But, Li-Da’s journey to her wasn’t all plain sailing as Prue recalls to the Radio Times.She said: “The process Li-Da has been through