Thursday 23 June 2022 03:02 PM Jocelyn Wildenstein and Lloyd Klein appear loved-up in HEAVILY-filtered snaps trends now
She's been dubbed 'Catwoman' due to her feline features - but has always denied having plastic surgery.
And Jocelyn Wildenstein, 82, and her designer fiancé Lloyd Klein, 55, continue to look loved up in their heavily filtered Instagram snaps following a rocky 18-year romance.
The couple have been engaged since 2017 when Lloyd presented the New York socialite with a 32-carat diamond ring which is reportedly 'worth millions.'
Partners: 'Catwoman' Jocelyn Wildenstein, 82, and fiancé Lloyd Klein, 55, appear loved-up in HEAVILY-filtered Instagram snaps following an 18-year rocky romance
Vow: The couple have been engaged since 2017 when Lloyd presented the New York socialite with a 32-carat diamond ring which is reportedly 'worth millions' but have never married
They were due to marry in 2018 but are yet to make it down the aisle two years after she was arrested for allegedly slashing her boyfriend’s chest with a pair of scissors.
Jocelyn was accused of clawing her partner Lloyd before slashing his chest at her apartment in Trump World Tower, New York, at around 1.30 in the morning.
Lloyd said he had been as forced to push her into a cupboard until the police arrived.
Born this way? Jocelyn has always denied having plastic surgery - she filed for bankruptcy in 2018 after squandering her $2.5BILLION divorce settlement
The charges were later dropped and Jocelyn said: 'In life, we take our frustrations out on those we love the most, and I directed mine towards Lloyd.
'I let my frustration turn to anger, and it was wrong. I saw red and turned into a woman possessed. I lashed out like an angry cat.
'The fight with Lloyd was when I’d hit rock bottom. I felt I’d reached the end of the line and just snapped.
A year later, Jocelyn and Lloyd hit headlines as they dismissed claims of a late night fight.
They insisted they injured themselves having passionate sex after a dish of beef bourguignon exploded.
Through the years: The socialite earned the nickname 'Catwoman' as a result of her exaggerated feline features, which have become much more pronounced over time
Neighbours had heard screaming coming from their apartment and police arrested both after they arrived at 1am to find the shattered casserole dish on the kitchen floor, bruises to Wildenstein's neck and arms and a cut to Klein's forehead.
Canadian-born couturier Lloyd said he had raced to the shower to wash the scalding broth off his legs where he says he slipped and fell, suffering a small cut to the forehead.
Wildenstein joined him the bathroom to check he was OK but before long the couple had moved to the bedroom and started to have sex.
They told DailyMail.com that neighbors overheard their noisy lovemaking and wrongly leapt to the conclusion that Wildenstein was being attacked.
'I burned my legs when the dish exploded and I went to the shower to put water on it,' Klein said.
'I must have made a lot of noise, I was panicking, but Jocelyn came into the bathroom to see that I was OK and one thing led to another.
'I slipped and cut my forehead because everything was very wet, but it was no big deal, a tiny cut.
'We went into the bedroom and had great, passionate sex. The neighbours probably heard all this and assumed
