An Egyptian toyboy who was dumped by his 83-year-old British wife has been ditched by his new lover after he was caught texting another woman.

Mohamed Ibrahim, 37, and Iris Jones shot to fame in June 2020 when they defied critics and tied the knot despite having a 46-year age gap.

But last September, MailOnline revealed that Iris had thrown him out of her home near Weston-super-Mare after accusing him of being a 'selfish money-grabber' - three years after their wedding.

Just weeks after being dumped, Mr Ibrahim started dating mother-of-11 Angela Rogers, 61, after he won her over with supermarket flowers before they had 'the best sex ever'.

But the Daily Mirror has now revealed that Ms Rogers - who splashed out £5,000 on their relationship - has dumped Mr Ibrahim after she caught him messaging a 69-year-old widow.

Iris Jones, 83, and Mohamed Ibriham, 37, pictured in the pensioner's Weston-super-Mare home before their split last month

MailOnline revealed that Iris had thrown him out of her home near Weston-super-Mare after accusing him of being a 'selfish money-grabber'

In early 2020, Iris raised eyebrows when they appeared with Holly and Phil on This Morning – reducing them to hysterics – as she opened up about their first night of passion

Ms Rogers claimed that the toyboy had asked her for money to help finalise his divorce from Ms Jones - and even proposed twice without ever buying a ring.

She told the newspaper: 'He's a freeloader who clearly has a thing about older women. I don't want to see him hurting anyone else.'

Ms Jones left This Morning audiences stunned in early 2020 when she detailed her first night of passion with Mr Ibrahim after she travelled to Egypt to meet him.

The pair married in November that year after meeting through Facebook, but they spent two years apart before he got a UK visa.

After being kicked out by Ms Jones last July, Mr Ibrahim started chatting to Ms Rogers - who had befriended him two years prior on Facebook after reading his story.

Ms Rogers said she contacted Mr Ibrahim to check how he was doing after the break-up and he told her he was 'lonely and depressed' on a video call.

She said he showered her with compliments, telling her she was beautiful and asking to meet up in person.

Ms Rogers, who had been single for 14 years, told the toyboy that he could come and stay in her spare room, but admitted: 'He's the biggest mistake I ever made.

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The couple married in November 2020 and they spent almost two years apart before Mohamed was finally granted a visa which allowed him to move into Iris' bungalow in Weston-super-Mare

After being kicked out by Ms Jones last July, Mr Ibrahim started chatting to Ms Rogers - who had befriended him two years prior on Facebook after reading his story 

Mr Ibrahim travelled 225 miles on the train from Somerset to Leeds where he picked Ms Rogers up, swung her round and told her she was his 'Queen'.

He proceeded to buy her flowers and grapes from Marks & Spencer before cooking her up a Spaghetti Bolognese at her flat.

Despite planning to have him stay in the spare room, Ms Rogers admitted that he ended up in her bed.

'He was telling me I was beautiful and then he said we'd had the best sex he'd ever had in his life,' she told The Daily Mirror.

After just five weeks of visiting Ms Rogers, Mr Ibrahim is said to have proposed on a foot-bridge over the A64 York Road in Leeds. She said no because they hadn't known each other long and he was still married to Ms Jones.

But a couple of months later, Ms Rogers moved into a flat with her new toyboy and contributed £1,800 for new furniture.

Ms Rogers claims that he never offered to pay for anything and that she would fund his clothes, trainers, aftershave, bus fares and meals among other luxuries.

He also allegedly asked her for £800 to pay for his divorce but she refused to hand him the money.

Iris, 83, stunned the nation when she revealed four years ago on ITV's This Morning how she spent hours every week making love with Mohamed Ibriham, 37

When Mr Ibrahim got down on one knee again in October, Ms Rogers said yes, admitting that he was very charming and persuasive.

She said that they would even FaceTime his family in Egypt. 

At one point, she even gave him £550 after he told her his father was ill and he needed to visit him in Egypt. He later told her that he had made a miracle recovery and returned to the UK promptly.

Mr Ibrahim repaid her £300 but was soon found to be cheating.

After posting a photo of the pair together, Ms Rogers said she received a message from a 69-year-old widow who claimed that Mr Ibrahim had been chatting to her as well. 

A heartbroken Ms Rogers claimed that when she confronted her boyfriend, he became angry and started shouting at her.

She eventually asked Mr Ibrahim to leave and blocked his number after he continued to call her.

Ms Rogers is determined to find out the truth about why he married Ms Jones and why he used them both.

She fears that Mr Ibrahim is using women to extend his visa, which runs out in June.

Mr Ibrahim declined to comment to The Mirror and accused Ms Rogers of trying to gain fame with his name.

In a video on social media, he said: 'I moved to the north after I separated with this woman for a few weeks. But I'm back again in my area.'

In another he told women to 'leave me alone'. He said: 'Some idiots, some trollers want to be famous on my back.

'This message is for all women and girls who follow me. Leave me alone.'

When Ms Jones dumped Mr Ibrahim, she wrote a lengthy Facebook post in which she revealed how she had spent thousands of pounds on him while he never paid for anything.