A widow who found her husband dead on the sofa she banished him to after a row over his working hours has found love just two months later - with his brother.
Mother-of-three Ashley Murrell, 33, had a heated argument with her husband Mikey, 36, when he returned home late from a 16 hour shift as she was worried he was running himself into the ground.
Mrs Murrell told her husband to sleep on the sofa on May 16, but when the beauty therapist woke up the next morning, she discovered her husband had died.
She later learned her husband, who worked as a carpet cleaner, had been working extra hours to save money to take her to Prague for their anniversary on July 3.
But now it has emerged that she is now in a relationship with his brother, Chris, after he supported her through her grief.
Ashley Murrell had a heated argument with her husband Mikey and banished him to the sofa - she woke up to find him dead on the sofa
It has emerged that she is now in a relationship with his brother, Chris (together, surrounded by a heart), after he supported her through her grief
A picture on Chris' Facebook shows the word 'BRO' tattooed on his knuckles in a tribute to his late brother
Mikey, pictured with his twins Mikey Junior and Lisa, was discovered dead by his devastated wife Ashley
A friend told the Sun Online: 'Chris and Ashley have been through so much but they have really been there for each other.
'It's strange how from something so awful, something good can happen. They are really happy together.'
A picture on Chris' Facebook shows the word 'BRO' tattooed on his knuckles in a tribute to his late brother.
Mrs Murrell said the post-mortem revealed Mikey had choked in his sleep but the cause behind it was 'inconclusive'.
Paying tribute to her husband Mrs Murrell, who lives in Wellington in Somerset, said: 'Mikey was so caring, if he walked into a room and saw someone unhappy he would be the first person there trying to cheer them up.
'He absolutely loved his family. He wanted his kids to have all the things in life that he didn't and he worked so hard to make that happen.
Mrs Murrell, 33, pictured with Morgan, 14, and Lisa, four, said she was struggling to explan the devastating news to her children
In her eulogy at her husband's funeral on June 8, Mrs Murrell said: '
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Go kiss your loved ones and tell them you care. Let them know you love them as they may not always be there.
'Say goodnight at bedtime and always kiss goodbye because one day, you never know, they may grow wings and fly.
'Live everyday as if it's your last and let go of bad things in the past. Our lives are too short and they go fast.'
'Say goodnight at bedtime and always kiss goodbye because one day, you never know, they may grow wings and fly.
'Live everyday as if it's your last and let go of bad things in the past. Our lives are too short and they go fast.'
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