Woman banned from zoo after unhealthy relationship with chimp: ‘He loves me’
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A monkey-loving woman has been banned from visiting a male chimpanzee at a zoo in Antwerp, Belgium, after officials declared their relationship unhealthy for the animal’s socialization with other chimps.
"I love that animal and he loves me," Adie Timmermans told Belgian channel ATV of her simian soulmate, according to LadBible. The heartsick woman had reportedly been visiting the male chimp, named Chita, on a weekly basis for four years in what she described as a real "relationship."
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