life insurance to organize a funeral, but said it will be a simple ceremony with no wake or party – and Mr Clements’ ashes will be scattered in a park in accordance with his will.

In addition, Mr Marin will receive approximately £ 150,000 from Mr Clements’ life insurance policy.

Mr Marin also revealed that he will receive £ 10,000 to arrange a funeral – but in accordance with Mr Clements’ wishes, he will spread his ashes in a park without a wake or a party

Mr. Clements (left and right) lived and worked as a pastor before meeting Mr. Marin on dating site Gaydar four years ago when he decided to leave his past life and move to Bucharest so they could be together

Mr. Clements is depicted among the crowdsrelationship had not been easy.

They experienced turbulence early on when Mr. Clements tried to live in Bucharest.

Rows about Mr. Marin going out until the early hours and an alleged affair with a Spaniard named Jesús saw the former preacher return to England after only a few months, despite selling his house to live in the Romanian capital.

However, they were able to keep their romance alive with Whatsapp messages while Mr Marin went to work in Spain.

The couple reconciled in March this year after the ex-vicar said he was happy that Mr Marin was visiting gay clubs on weekends with people his own age.

Mr. Clements is pictured on the left in his previous life as a priest. Shown to the right is a book he wrote about his struggle