Computer tycoon Sir Clive Sinclair, 69, weds his 33-year-old lap dancer

It was the unlikely relationship that many thought could never last.
But the Daily Mail can reveal that computer tycoon Sir Clive Sinclair, 69, has secretly married his lap dancer fiancee Angie Bowness, who is 36 years his junior.
They have been engaged a year but have been seeing each other, on and off, for more than a decade.


The pair wed at the Civil Court in Las Vegas on April 16. The single witness is believed to have been a passer-by.
The inventor and Miss Bowness, 33, a former Miss England, had flown to the U.S. two days before and were staying at the luxurious Bellagio Hotel.
Before heading for the U.S., Sir Clive had bought a platinum wedding ring from jeweller Asprey.
Last night, Miss Bowness told the Mail: 'We're over the moon. We're very happy.'
Sir Clive said: 'I suggested on the plane that we get married. It was a spur of the moment thing.'
When asked what qualities attracted him to his future bride he replied: 'Well she is a former Miss England, isn't she.'
He added: 'We don't know where we will honeymoon yet - it's all been rather quick.'


On marrying at the age of 69, he said: 'I hadn't thought I'd get married at this stage'.
And, asked about the age gap between the pair, he replied: 'It's just an age gap. Our relationship works extremely well.'
According to sources, the vows were kept very simple because 'they just wanted to legally formalise their relationship'.
Last night, a friend of Miss Bowness said: 'Angie is absolutely over the moon to have married Sir Clive. And he's thrilled - he can't stop calling her My Lady.'
Indeed, Miss Bowness now takes the title of Lady Sinclair because of his life peerage.


She apparently wore a 'cute' short blue Alexander Wang dress for the ceremony and Christian Louboutin shoes. Sinclair, meanwhile, chose a suit.