Are age-gap relationships always wrong?

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Is 10 years too much to stand in the way of love?

How about 15?

Or even 31?

There’s nothing quite as heated as public opinion about age gaps – and if the new Netflix dating show, Age of Attraction , is anything to go by, it’s enough of a controversy to warrant an entire reality TV series .

With the show in mind, I turned to a recent story in the headlines , that of former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys and his lawyer wife, Lucie Rose – who’s 31 years his junior.

He is 68, she is 37; yet the pair seem deliriously happy, despite a pretty murky start to their relationship.

I wrote about my own conflicting feelings about their relationship here – but would be fascinated to hear yours.

I, personally, can’t say with a clear conscience that their age gap doesn’t bother me.

Not that it’s any of my business, of course.

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