pension to help pay the cost of living in their two-room apartment in Bucharest before he fell ill.

Mr. Marin had previously said he wanted to be Mr. Clements’ healthcare provider and didn’t mind the negative opinions people might have.

During the interview, Mr. Marin recalled the last days he spent with his husband.

He said that Clements suffered from a number of health problems and was unable to see his GP in the UK due to lockdown measures to slow down the spread of the coronavirus.

Disruptions caused by the outbreak also prevented him from receiving his medication from the UK, which may have worsened his condition, Mr Marin said.

He began to worry about his husband’s health after developing a 40-degree fever.

“I thought it could be Covid-19, but I said immediately,a lake in Bucharest,” as stated in his will.

Philip Clements and Florin Marin on their wedding day three years ago in Kent. After a breakup, the couple reconciled in Bucharest earlier this year, but Mr Clements has now died after a period of ill health

Clements and Mr Marin are pictured on their wedding day in Kent before moving to the Romanian capital, Bucharest

Mr Clements (right) sold his house in Kent for £ 214,750 before moving to Romania and buying a flat in Bucharest. He returned to England shortly afterwards as the couple experienced turbulence in their relationship, but Mr Clements says they have now reached an agreement and are living together again

Mr. Clements (left) is pictured meeting Princess Anne (right) during his past life as a priest before