Ekaterina refused to press charges against him after he allegedly tried to throttle her in the street.
But Ronnie Wood’s young Russian lover has not waited long to exact her revenge.
Days after she went home to her mother, Ekaterina Ivanova has broken her silence about their rocky 18-month relationship – and pulled no punches.
The 21-year old Russian-born waitress described alcoholic Wood, who is 41 years her senior, as the ‘evil Goblin King’.
‘Princess in the tower’: Ekaterina Ivanova likens her 18-month affair with Ronnie Wood to a fairy tale
She said: ‘The whole thing started off like a fairy tale. But then it felt like an evil fairy tale.
‘When Ronnie and I moved into a tower, my friends were laughing and saying I was like the princess trapped in the tower. He went all Jekyll and Hyde. I’d be trapped there with an evil Goblin King.’
The couple had been sharing a rented mock castle with a turret in Claygate, Surrey, until a drunken Wood allegedly attacked her in the street nearby.
Witnesses claimed they saw Wood ‘choking’ Miss Ivanova as he dragged her along the pavement in a headlock. She subsequently returned to her mother’s council flat in central London – and began negotiations to sell her story.
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Miss Ivanova told Hello! magazine that Wood’s complete dependence on drink made him act like a child and made him impossible to live with.
She said: ‘On the day of my birthday, he woke me up with champagne and caviar, but the thing is I had a couple of glasses and Ronnie carried on drinking.
‘We went to a restaurant that he’d booked, and they brought out a really beautiful cake and all the waiters were singing “happy birthday”, and he was so drunk it was really awkward.’
She went on: ‘I just don’t think he could handle it (drinking) so well. Even if he wasn’t nasty, he would start repeating the same jokes and I found them really irritating.
‘When we first met, I drank a lot but then I just couldn’t keep up. He would sit there and drink and I wouldn’t feel the need to. I would say, “You can carry on drinking, but all you are doing is pushing me away.”
‘We would have the best nights out, then I would know when to stop and he wouldn’t. You need to be really strong to live with someone like that. I am strong but I can’t be bothered.’
Miss Ivanova added: ‘I grew out of him. I just thought, what’s the point of being with an older man if he acts about 12?
‘He was like a child with tantrums when he was drunk, throwing water bottles and doing impressions of my voice. It was like trying to keep a child under control. In the end I was so unimpressed by everything. I found it very fake.
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