Not so Super Duper Love: Joss Stone splits from her boyfriend of two years Danny Radford... as murder plot trail continues
By Fehintola Betiku and Luke Salkeld
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Single again: Joss Stone has split from her boyfriend of two years Danny Radford
Earlier this week she took to the witness box at Exeter Crown Court to give evidence against the two men who had allegedly planned to kidnap and kill her.
And now it has been revealed that Joss Stone has called time on her relationship with the man who helped her through the terrifying ordeal.
The 25-year-old has allegedly split from Danny Radford, who she dated first started dating in 2008, after they 'drifted apart'.
According to the Mirror, since the break-up Danny has moved back to Australia as Joss waits on the verdict from the trial.
Speaking about the end of the couple's union, which lasted two years, a friend told the newspaper that the split has been amicable.
The source said: 'It’s sad because Joss and Danny made a great couple. They have known each other for years and were mates long before they started dating.
'But in the past few months they have drifted apart. There are no hard feelings and they are determined to remain friends.'
MailOnline have contacted a spokesperson for Joss Stone.
Danny was with Joss on the evening in June 2011 when Junior Bradshaw, 32, and Kevin Liverpool, 35, were arrested a few miles from Stone's Devon home after ‘eagle-eyed’ local residents contacted the police.
Spending time with her then boyfriend, builder Radford, as a break from her international jet-setting lifestyle, Joss had no inkling of the alleged plot to decapitate her with a samurai sword.
Dressed in the witness box on Monday, the Grammy award-winning singer said it was ‘creepy’ that people openly discussed her whereabouts.
Brave: On Monday Joss, 25, took to the witness box at Exeter Crown Court where Junior Bradshaw and Kevin Liverpool are on trial for her attempted kidnapping and murder
Asked in court if she had any reason to feel threatened at the time of the alleged murder plot, she replied: ‘Apart from the police coming around to say someone was trying to kidnap and kill me, it was a really nice day.
‘The police came round about midday and said these people were trying to kidnap me.'
She continued: ‘In the afternoon of the same day they came back and said, no, no, they are trying to kill me. That was strange.’
Stone told the court she never kept more than £1,000 in cash at her house and did not have a safe.
Explaining her attitude to security at her £500,000 home prior to the arrests, she said: ‘I had an alarm but I did not really turn it on very much. I didn’t really have a lock on my door which I could shut. But I do now.’
The pop star, who grew up in the county, added: ‘I’ve lived in Devon for a long time and nobody really shuts their doors around here.’ But she went on: ‘Now I do it. I turn the alarm on and I shut my windows at night.’
Miss Stone did not look at Liverpool or Bradshaw, the two men charged with plotting to kill her, while she gave evidence at their trial for just over 30 minutes.
Bradshaw and Liverpool, both from Manchester, deny charges of conspiring to rob, murder and cause grievous bodily harm to Miss Stone.
The trial at Exeter Crown Court continues.
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super gorgeous.
- monkfish , alarmsville, 24/3/2013 14:08
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