Millionaire to get married for the fourth time after claiming love is for the poor
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Brandon claims that he has found “the one” and has even vowed to waive his right to divorce as per a report in the Daily Mail. “Mine and Dana's love is eternal, timeless and transcends this life. Marriage was a significant event and we wanted to send a message to the world. This isn't a stunt, this is a huge commitment,” he said.
A multi-millionaire who claimed that “love was invented by poor people” is set to get married for the fourth time. Brandon Wade, aged 51, says that he has met his soulmate. The woman named Dana Rosewall is 21-years-old and met Brandon through SeekingArrangement, the American dating website founded by him in California in 2006.
Brandon claims that he has found “the one” and has even vowed to waive his right to divorce, as per a report in the Daily Mail. “Mine and Dana's love is eternal, timeless and transcends this life. Marriage was a significant event and we wanted to send a message to the world. This isn't a stunt, this is a huge commitment,” he said.
He informed that after his marriages ended, he had multiple partners but had never found love until he met Dana. He said that Dana changed his perspective. “She said love is the only thing you should be attached to in this reality. We realised that no matter what, even if I lost every cent tomorrow, as long as I was with her on this journey to explore love, I would be okay.I didn't feel this attachment to our wealth, as we would always be there for each other,” Brandon added.
According to Brandon, they are planning to exchange vows “somewhere in nature” this summer and there will be no prenup. They will sign a waiver which will state that they will give up their right to divorce.
Brandon also talked about how he got his heart broken at the age of 21. “My first girlfriend was when I was 21 and it ended up in a huge heartbreak for me,” he said. “Once the summer was over, she told me we should just be friends. I was so heartbroken I got a B for the first time in college,” he quoted. He also takes responsibility for his part in his subsequent marriage breakdowns in 1996, 2003 and 2014.
Meanwhile, Dana says that she is delighted to have found the husband of her dreams. “When he asked me to marry him I said yes immediately,” she said.
“Everything about our relationship just makes sense, I just want to be around him,” she added.
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