He’s 193 centimetres tall. She’s 149. This is a house fit for both.
Love is blind. So, so blind, that a couple made up of a 1.93-metres man and 1.46-metres woman had never realised ‘how comical’ they looked next to each other until one of their children took a photo of them from a low perspective. They reckoned, i
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