The wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn has spoken for the first time about their split, saying: “I’m free to live the way I like without being accountable to anyone.”
Anne Sinclair, 64, originally supported her husband, the former International Monetary Fund chief, as he became embroiled in a catalogue of sex scandals after being charged with trying to rape a New York hotel chambermaid in May last year.
But the multi-millionaire heiress kicked Mr Strauss-Kahn, 63, out of their Paris apartment in June.
Asked how she was coping with the shame and embarrassment caused by her husband’s very public fall, Miss Sinclair, a TV presenter, told Le Parisien newspaper she was thriving.
She said: “I look good. I’ve taken holidays, I’m working really hard again, I’m getting to the bottom of the American elections.”
