Jade Goody the Guardian Angel
Near the beginning of 2009 we said goodbye to Jade Goody, a lady who had turned her life around in the last few years she had left. She died on Mother’s Day 22nd March 2009 and one year later her story still breaks our hearts……Jade Goody.
You just can’t help but be touched by what Jade went through and to lose her life like that at such a young age and leave two beautiful children, does feel you with sorrow. If you followed Jade’s story then you will know that she did everything she could in the last moments of her life to provide as much as she could for her boys Freddie and Bobbie and it seems that her hard work paid off.
Jade, even though she is not with us anymore, seems to have been looking after her boys from up above – she is their mother and now a guardian angel too! Exclusively to the News of the World, it has been found out that Jade has left almost £3 million to her children so that they will be sorted for the rest of their lives and as she always said in many different ways, have the life she never did when growing up.
Her husband Jack Tweed on the other hand has been left with basically nothing other than and old car that Jade owned, also her mother has received £10,000 from her will and her grandparents another £10,000 each that will only be used for their funerals.
Tweed has not even been named as her children’s guardian, her ex Jeff Frasier and Father of the boys has been named this until the day of her death and then her next 3 closest friends will have the guardian honour, if anything did happen to Jeff and so on.
So it seems that Jade had it all planned out from start to finish. We know that Goody fought as hard as she could to beat cancer and the one thing that kept her going the most was her boys. Jade lived her life in the limelight from the very first moment she appeared on the reality TV show (Big Brother) and for a girl who had to overcome many adversities whilst growing up, she certainly came good.
Jade often said, that people either loved her or hated her, but whatever you did think of Jade you had to admire the plucky girl from south London who fought to the very end.
