71 Year-Old Widow, Marries A 17 - Year Old Boy, 3 Weeks After Meeting Him At Her Son's Funeral

Grieving pensioner Almeda Errell from Sevierville, Tennessee, met teenager Gary Hardwick-her daughter-in- law's nephew as she buried her 45-years old son Robert, who died after years of ill health.

Following a whirlwind three-week romance, she and Gary Hardwick now 18, who had previously dated a woman of 77,tied the knot in a ceremony which he arranged for just $200 in six days.

Almeda walked down the aisle in a dress borrowed from his cousin and on their wedding night, they had sex for the first time and Gary says sex with Almeda is "beyond my wildest dreams. "

Now they are sharing Almeda's house with one of her grandsons who is 3 years older than Gary.

Almeda said:
"I wasn't looking for a young man, but Gary just came along.
I just knew straight away that he was the one."

Since their wedding in October, Gary, whi works at a Walmart store, has had their names tatooed across his chest.

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