Jade's widower Jack Tweed is looking to pursue TV career after his release from prison
We're not sure that two assault convictions is really the best CV for a TV presenter but that will not stop Jack Tweed from capitalising on the public profile he has amassed in the last year with his legal troubles and the sad demise of his late wife, Jade Goody.
The 21-year-old former model, who is serving 12 weeks for assaulting a taxi driver, is apparently considering his options while waiting to be released, probably later this month.
A source said: "For obvious reasons Jack’s profile is pretty huge so he’s looking at how to make the most of that. He’s had a horrendous time recently so is desperate to get his life back on track.
"Many people want him to do things about life with Jade and he’s considering anything that honours her memory. He’s also very interested in presenting things — or doing stuff involving DJing and clubbing."
We're not sure what sort of 'clubbing' they mean here, but Jack's first conviction was for hitting a 16-year-old in the head with a golf club so let's hope it's not got anything to do with that!
We're not sure that two assault convictions is really the best CV for a TV presenter but that will not stop Jack Tweed from capitalising on the public profile he has amassed in the last year with his legal troubles and the sad demise of his late wife, Jade Goody.
The 21-year-old former model, who is serving 12 weeks for assaulting a taxi driver, is apparently considering his options while waiting to be released, probably later this month.
A source said: "For obvious reasons Jack’s profile is pretty huge so he’s looking at how to make the most of that. He’s had a horrendous time recently so is desperate to get his life back on track.
"Many people want him to do things about life with Jade and he’s considering anything that honours her memory. He’s also very interested in presenting things — or doing stuff involving DJing and clubbing."
We're not sure what sort of 'clubbing' they mean here, but Jack's first conviction was for hitting a 16-year-old in the head with a golf club so let's hope it's not got anything to do with that!
