Nicola Sturgeon on Marriage End, Politics Exit, & London Move

On April 3rd, Nicolas Sturgeon, Scotland's former First Minister, opened up on the new season of the Assembly, about ending her 14-year marriage.

To Peter Morel last January.

Morel, the ex-chief executive of the S&P, faces charges for allegedly embezzling 459,000 pounds in party funds from two,

2010 to 2023, using it for luxury items like jewelry and a motorhome.

He got arrested back in April of last year and charged a year later in April.

Sturgeon emitted the accusations rocked her world hard, but she stressed it wasn't the only reason for the split.

They'd been together since two, 2003 after meeting in the S&P youth scene.

She's been dealing with major life shifts, calling her exit from nearly 30 years in politics, a tough but ultimately positive change.

That means stepping down as an MSP at next May's Holy Root Elections, wrapping up 27 years in the Scottish Parliament.

Now, she's hinting at leaving Scotland for a bit, maybe even heading to London where she spent more time lately, tired of the constant scrutiny back.

Home feeling like a fishbowl.

All this comes out just as the Assembly Season 2 drops Friday at 10pm on STV and their player with neurodivergent hosts grilling celebs like her.