Widow of aristocrat accused of pushing him out of window by his family.

Teresa Marshall de Paoli has recently opened up about a heartbreaking and difficult situation involving her late partner, the Marquess of Ailesbury. According to her, there are some members of his family who believe that she may have played a role in his death. This has been a difficult and trying time for Teresa, who has been grieving the loss of her partner for 37 years.

Teresa, who is now 88 years old, shared that the Marquess, whose real name was Michael Brudenell-Bruce, suffered a fatal fall from a first floor window while trying to let their cat, Honeybun, out. She found him on the patio of their home in West London, bleeding from a head injury. The Mail on Sunday has reported that the Marquess' family is contesting his will, which was altered two years ago to include Teresa as a beneficiary.

Despite the changes in the will, Teresa claims that the family has been keeping their distance and shunning her during this difficult time. She shared that at the wake, they avoided speaking to her and her partner's son, David, who is now the 9th Marquess of Ailesbury, would only come inside to get more drinks without saying a word to her. David, who is 71 years old, has also expressed his suspicions about Teresa's involvement in his father's death and has confirmed that he is contesting the will.

Teresa, who was once a model and even dated Frank Sinatra, is an executor of the will but does not have power of attorney. She will receive a share of the estate, but the main beneficiary is David's son, Tom, who is now the new Earl of Cardigan. Teresa also shared that David is not included in the will as the two men had not spoken for 50 years.

Despite the family's suspicions, Teresa maintains her innocence and insists that she did not push her partner out of the window. She shared that she had been his caregiver until the very end, as she did not want him to go into a home. She always believed that he would live to be 101 and that she would pass away before him.

The Metropolitan Police have stated that the Marquess' death was unexpected but not suspicious. An inquest is expected to be held to determine the cause of death, but David believes that the only possible outcome will be an open verdict. In the meantime, Teresa is left to grieve the loss of her partner and deal with the family's suspicions and accusations. It is a difficult and painful situation that she never imagined would happen.

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