A man who married nine women says he now plans to 'divorce' one of them.
Arthur O Urso, from Brazil, hit the headlines last year when he and his girlfriends tied the knot.
The model was already officially married to his partner Luana Kazaki, so the ceremony wasn't binding as polygamy is illegal in Brazil.
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But at the time, he said he wanted to 'celebrate free love' and rebel against monogamy.
However, one of his wives, named as Agatha, has now decided to leave him after realising the set up wasn't for her.
"She wanted to have me all to herself," said Arthur.
"It didn’t make sense – we have to share.
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"I was very sad about the separation and even more surprised by her excuse. She said that she was missing a monogamous relationship.
"My other wives thought her attitude was wrong and that she accepted the marriage for adventure and not for real feelings.
"I know I’ve lost a wife, but I’m not going to replace her at the moment."
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But Arthur, who claims to make £56,000 a month from his OnlyFans account, is already looking to the future, and plans to marry two more women.
He added: "I have a dream – my wish has always been to have 10 wives.
"I only have one daughter, but I want to have [a child] with each one of my wives.
"The love I feel for each of them is the same. I think it would be unfair to only have children with one or two of them."
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Last year, Arthur and Luana celebrated their official marriage by visiting the world's largest nudist resort for their honeymoon.
The couple said they wanted to kick their marriage off with 'adventures and new things' and headed to Cap D'Agde, a city in the South of France.
Dubbed the 'Naked City', the area welcomes tourists from all over the world, including Belgium, Germany, Italy, America, the Netherlands and Canada.
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Speaking at the time, the lovebirds told the Daily Star: "Couples should look for new experiences early in their marriage and not let it cool off!"
They continued: "The city was elected the capital of sex and the experience is worth starting a marriage with adventures and new things, in addition to pleasure.
"We did this to get out of the sameness."
Dominic Smithers