Ex-Man United Star Ryan Giggs Splits From Wife After Flirting With Restaurant Waitress.

Former Manchester United star Ryan Giggs has split from his wife Stacey and claims he will be getting a divorce.

It is understood the pair parted three months ago but are still continuing to live in the same house.
The former winger, 42, is accused of flirting with a waitress in a Manchester restaurant he owns.
Stacey, 37, is believed to have finally lost patience with the former Welsh international, who has had a number of high profile affairs.
The couple were married in September 2007, four years after they had their first child.
However, three years after their second child was born, Giggs began a six-month affair with Welsh model
Imogen Thomas.

In May 2011 it emerged that Giggs had also been having an eight-year-long affair with Natasha Lever, who was married to his younger brother Rhodri.
According to The Sun, Giggs told friends that his marriage was over after Stacey heard about her husband's flirting with the waitress in the Manchester restaurant George's.
The couple attempted to save their marriage after news of Giggs' two affairs was revealed.
A source said: 'Both Ryan and Stacey promised to make a fresh start and that's what they did. They became great friends again and were getting on really well.
'They wanted it to work for each other and for their son and daughter who are the most important things in their lives.'
The source claimed the marriage has been in trouble for some time.
They added: 'Stacey obviously has trust issues after what happened with the affairs and that caused problems. And Ryan has now said to people he thinks the marriage is all over and that there i no saving it. He has put a lot of effort into saving the marriage but now seems to have given up.'
In 2011, Ryan Giggs spent an estimated £150,000 on legal fees to prevent his adulterous affairs from becoming public knowledge.
He secured a so-called super injunction which prevented the media from naming him as the footballer at the centre of a love-triangle.
However, within hours, thousands of Twitter users tweeted Giggs' name and eventually his name was read out in Parliament by the then Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming.