Kuwaiti Ambassador Gets his Ex Wife Jailed for Doing THIS During their Marriage

Hind El-Achchabi, president of luxury charter airline, Dalia Air, has been handed a prison term after her ambassador husband from Kuwaiti, Sadiq M. Marafi, 49, accused her of cheating on him during their marriage, Daily Mail UK reports.

The diplomat filed a lawsuit against his 38-year-old wife in 2016, accusing her of fraud, corruption and betrayal.

The appeal trial took place on Tuesday where Achchabi and her alleged companion, Mohsin Karim Bennani, were prosecuted for adultery and were given two unequally heavy sentences.

While she was sentenced to two years behind bars in the city of Sale, just north of Moroccan capital Rabat, her partner in crime, Moroccan businessman was sentenced to seven months’ imprisonment. He is said to have already served his sentence.

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Kuwaiti Daily newspaper Al-Rai gathers that Marafi, ambassador to Austria, claimed one of his daughters is the product of the extra marital affair.

El-Achchabi married Hind in 2007 after a what seemed like a perfect love story. Life continued as normal between the couple until the heart of the husband was suddenly filled with doubts about the behavior of his wife. He suspected Bennani, a millionaire investor in the aviation sector, was in love with his wife, as he noticed him getting a bit too close to her.

When he confronted her, she collapsed because the matter is linked to her honor. She insisted that she has been faithful to her husband for years. In order to end his doubts, he requested for a DNA test to be carried out on their second daughter and the result showed the father was Bennani.

El-Achchabi and Marafi separated in September 2014.

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Under Moroccan law, adultery is punishable by up to two years imprisonment.

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