I am a married man with 2 children. My wife traveled to UKafter successfull scholarships for 2years only

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I am a married man with 2 children. My wife traveled to UK
after successfull scholarships for 2years only, but still now is
4yrs, she has not yet returned. Every time I ask her why she
hasn't returned yet as we agreed she will complained about
different challenges she's going through over there.
Before the end of last year, she met a white man who
promised to help her have a stay and give her a better life on a
condition of divorcing me and getting married to him.
My wife sent me a divorce letter which I need to sign to prove
we are no more married . She told me I should act along
because through the White man she will have more
opportunities over there and also have financial stability and
be given a stay in UK and she will be sending me money to
support our 2 children.
If I didn't sign it, she might be deported anytime. She also
warned me not to tell anyone including our families because
she told me we should make it a secret.
I am confused.
pls advice before its to late.

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