Diana Coad’s Husband Peter Coad: A former model and Tory Politician, Diana Coad, 72, recently made her appearance on the Inheritance Wars, where she discussed several things about her husband and children. Here’s what we know about Diana’s personal life so far.
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Diana Coad’s Husband Peter Dale-Gough
Diana Dale-Gough, a.k.a. Diana Coad lived at the house with her husband Peter until his death. Ms. Dale Gough has two children a son, Ben Dale-Gough, and a daughter Mary-Jane Pettit from their marriage.
Peter Dale-Gough, a former headteacher and a Tory councilor, passed away in a hospital in August 2013 after collapsing while playing golf with friends a the age of 74. Diana enters a malicious legal battle with his children after years of painful battles.
Mr. Peter specified in his 2005 will that his Diana should have the right to live in the property for the rest of her life.
Former model, Diana loses everything after her husband’s death throws herself at the mercy of the court, and ultimately pays the highest price.
Diana Coad on Inheritance Wars Channel 5
Diana Coad, a former UKIP councilor, a former catwalk and photographic model, and a businesswoman shared a shocking story in the Inheritance Wars: Who Gets the Money? television show.
Inheritance Wars, a television program that focuses on real stories, was aired on 25 September 2023 on Channel 5, It is revealed that A widow (Diana Coad) who lost her inheritance battle with her stepchildren is to be expelled from her home.
According to TV Guide, “The shocking story of Tory politician and model Diana Coad who after losing her husband and the love of her life Peter, enters a vicious legal battle with his children. After years of bitter fighting, Diana loses everything.
She throws herself at the mercy of the courts and pays the ultimate price. Plus, the scandalous Lord Lambton, whose decision to leave everything to his male heir ignited an inheritance battle over a staggering £180 million fortune.”