Divorce will mean Jodie will lose half her house
Posted by heatworld on Thursday 13 Dec 2007
Filed under: Jodie Marsh, Matt Peacock, Breaking Up
We're not normally one to rub salt in the wounds, but really, the sorry tale of Jodie's split from her husband Matt is just too good not to. The latest news is that Jodie is set to lose half of her massive Essex house to her ex – because she was so keen to prove that her marriage wasn't a TV set-up. During the last episode of her MTV show, Totally Jodie Marsh: Who'll Take Her Up The Aisle, Jodie said, "Everyone thinks this isn't serious, so to prove it is, I want you to have half my house" and then she signed over half the deeds to her house on live television. What will Matt do with all those belt-bras?!
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RandomPinkPenguin
Oh, poor little Jodie.Has to loose half of half of her GINORMAS MANSION.What's she gonna do, slice it through the middle with a giant chainsaw? How can you get 'half a house'?
Lottie24
Good the silly mug only got married for the money and now she will lose some. That's what happens when you marry someone for a bit of PR instead of actually loving them and wanting to make a live with them. I hope she loses the lot.
kayleigh123
Oh my god, what has she got on her head? lol! I cant beleive that she actually thought that her marriage was going to last, I mean who goes on tv 2 find a husband? she had only known him for a week and they were getting married! Its a joke!!!
linzit
hahahahaha serves her right! that marriage was over before it started. anyone would have to be mad to put up with Jodie!
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