‘Anti-feminist’ model, 39, who says she wants to be treated like a ‘1950s housewife’ and expects men to pay for dates every time reveals she’s dumped partners for failing to hold her hand and ‘cringes’ if she sees a woman buying a drink
- Claire Grey, from Swansea, crowned Mrs Wales in over-30s category last year
- The psychotherapist and former model revealed her very high dating standards
- Believes women should have dinner on the table and make sure home is clean
- Thinks men should pay for the date every time and open the car door for her
A former model who wants to be treated like a ‘1950s housewife’ has revealed her exceedingly high standards while trying to find love.
Claire Grey, 39, from Swansea, who was crowned Mrs Wales in the over-30s category last year, admitted to having an old fashioned attitude when it comes to domestic roles.
She believes that women should stay at home while men go out to work – ensuring dinner is on the table for their husband every night and the household chores are taken care of.
Alternatively, she thinks men should always pay for dinner, open the car door for her every single time and has even dumped one of her partners because they failed to hold her hand crossing the road.
Speaking to the Mirror, she said: ‘I’m like a 1950s housewife – I believe the man should work and the woman should look after the home.
Claire Grey, 39, from Swansea, who was crowned Mrs Wales in the over-30s category last year, admitted to having an old fashioned attitude when it comes to domestic roles
‘They should have dinner on the table for their man and make sure household chores are taken care of.’
Psychotherapist Claire believes in antiquated dating rituals, revealing she wishes to be courted in the same way as characters from period dramas like Downton Abbey or Bridgerton.
Considering herself the ‘anti-feminist’, she doesn’t believe in one night stands and waits six months before sleeping with a man – adding that she believes ‘women these days are easy’.
She won’t kiss on the first date – but admits her attitude towards intimacy can make it tough to find the right partner.
Claire believes that women should stay at home while men go out to work – ensuring dinner is on the table for their husband every night and the household chores are taken care of
When it comes to a first date, men should approach her house and knock on the door rather than texting to say they’ve arrived.
She thinks men should always open the car door for her and must always pay on the date – even admitting she ‘cringes’ if she sees another woman paying at a restaurant or bar.
While on a first date, Claire puts her suitors to the test by offering to buy the next round – but is horrified if they agree.
In Claire’s opinion men should not swear and should do the majority of the driving – however insists on her partner filling up her car with petrol if she does get behind the wheel.
She thinks men should always open the car door for her and must always pay on the date – even admitting she ‘cringes’ if she sees another woman paying at a restaurant or bar
Claire’s high standards include being showered with flowers and constantly being surprised with romantic gestures.
When she eventually becomes a mother, Claire does not expect to have to work but believes that manners are more important than wealth when it comes to finding herself a partner.
Chivalry is so important to Claire that she even claimed to have dumped an ex professional footballer after two months together because he forgot to hold her hand while on a romantic getaway to Paris.