<p>Thirty-year-old Emily Horne married four men by the age of 23 changing her name on marriage certificates to avoid detection, a court in Manchester heard on Monday.<br /><br />Horne, a former glamour model who had roles in adult movies, only told her fifth husband that she was already married when they set off on their honeymoon in 2007.<br /><br />The judge said he decided not to jail her because she had made progress in the last six months since being prescribed with medication for a personality disorder.<br /><br />“It undermines the institution of marriage when someone contracts marriages at the drop of a hat. You are impulsive and also very manipulative but I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt because of your psychiatric condition,” the judge said.<br /><br />Horne was sentenced to six months in prison at Ipswich Crown Court in 2004 for bigamy. “I am feeling great. I have been vindicated. It’s about time I got a divorce,” Horne said after walking free from Manchester Crown Court. <br /><br />During the past 13 years, a soldier, a bank worker, a website designer, a train guard and a salesman have all believed they were legally married to Horne who says she likes “making people happy.”</p>
<p>Thirty-year-old Emily Horne married four men by the age of 23 changing her name on marriage certificates to avoid detection, a court in Manchester heard on Monday.<br /><br />Horne, a former glamour model who had roles in adult movies, only told her fifth husband that she was already married when they set off on their honeymoon in 2007.<br /><br />The judge said he decided not to jail her because she had made progress in the last six months since being prescribed with medication for a personality disorder.<br /><br />“It undermines the institution of marriage when someone contracts marriages at the drop of a hat. You are impulsive and also very manipulative but I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt because of your psychiatric condition,” the judge said.<br /><br />Horne was sentenced to six months in prison at Ipswich Crown Court in 2004 for bigamy. “I am feeling great. I have been vindicated. It’s about time I got a divorce,” Horne said after walking free from Manchester Crown Court. <br /><br />During the past 13 years, a soldier, a bank worker, a website designer, a train guard and a salesman have all believed they were legally married to Horne who says she likes “making people happy.”</p>