Goody 'upset' by attacks on husband
Jade Goody has hit back at those who have doubted husband Jack Tweed's motives for being with her.
In what was billed as her last ever interview, Goody, who is terminally ill with cancer, told of her heartbreak at his detractors, saying they were "well out of order".
Goody and Tweed married last month, and last weekend Goody fulfilled her wish by being christened with her two sons Bobby, five, and Freddy, four.
The 27-year-old reality television star also hopes to leave the Royal Marsden Hospital in London by the end of the week - if her agony can be controlled, publicist Max Clifford said.
Speaking to OK! magazine about those who have doubts about Tweed, Goody said: "How am I meant to react to stuff like that? It really upsets me.
"They don't know anything about us. Jack loves me and I love him. Yeah, he's been a bit stupid in the past but he is young. The boys adore him - he was still playing with them at 1am at our wedding away from all his mates. That's how good he is with them."
Goody told the magazine that everything she has is going to her sons. She said of Tweed: "He's been a brilliant dad and I'm just sorry I could never give him his own child."
Earlier this month, Tweed was convicted of assaulting a taxi driver. Magistrates warned Tweed, who denied the offence, that he could be jailed when he is sentenced on March 26. It is the second time in six months that Tweed has been convicted of assault.
Speaking about not knowing which day will be her last, Goody said: "I might fall asleep one day and not wake up and that is a scary thing to think about. No one should worry about me, though. I'm in terrible pain, but I am determined to make sure that the time I have left is fun with my mates and family."
Goody said she wanted to be remembered for being a "mouthy bird... The one who irritated and entertained people in equal measure". She added: "But I also want to be remembered as the girl who put up a fight and would never let herself get beaten down. I was given a death sentence, but I didn't let it kill me. I fought it, got married, got christened. I'm happy. I've achieved more in 27 years than some achieve in their lifetime."
-Nova
