Eliot arranged for a formal separation in February 1933, after which Haigh-Wood became isolated and depressed, shunned by the literary society in London that had accepted her during the marriage.
Eliot arranged for a formal separation in February 1933. Carole Seymour-Jones writes that Haigh-Wood became a lonely, distraught figure after the separation, shunned by the literary society in London that had accepted her during the marriage.