Jack Tweed: The TV star
Jack Tweed reveals TV career wish after prison release
Jack Tweed reveals TV career wish after prison release
Jade Goody’s widower, Jack Tweed, has set his sights on the small screen.
London-born Tweed is lining up a career in TV after his release from prison, according to new reports.
‘Jack’s profile is pretty huge so he’s looking at how to make the most of that,’ revealed a close pal to The Sun.
Tweed is currently serving out a 12-week sentence after assaulting taxi driver Stephen Wilkins last May. However, he is hoping to be released at the end of the month to finally pursue his TV ambitions.
Representatives of the jailbird have been in talks with several television producers. It is thought that half a dozen possible projects have been discussed.
A number of people want Jack to take on projects that centre on Jade’s life. And while he is considering these, Jack is also interested in presenting, as well as DJing.
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Tweed is no stranger to the world of television. He appeared on Celebrity Big Brother with Jade and then later on the reality TV star’s Living documentary – which followed her battle with cervical cancer.
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