Pennod 2 Jude Cissé: Y WAG yn...

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-Jude Cisse is back.

-The girl from Anglesey...

-..who married soccer star

-Djibril Cisse and had three sons.

-Though they've since divorced,

-she still leads a WAG's life...

-..and talks of finding a new man.

-"I'm hopeful that I will get married

-again - I love being a wife."

-Over the past year we've taken an

-exclusive peek at her magical life.

-Squeaky clean!

-In tonight's episode...

-..Jude introduces us

-to another family member...

-..who also

-gets to go on holiday with the WAG.

-She's having a pamper session.

-It's nice for her

-to have the full works.

-And she goes shopping

-at the world's largest dog show.

-Look!

-Look!

-

-# Diamonds are forever #

-Have you smelt this?

-SHE YAPS

-We've accompanied Jude to

-a hotel in the north of England...

-..which welcomes owners

-and their dogs.

-Jude and Lily are having

-a night of luxury and pampering.

-Miss Jude Cisse and Lily.

-Welcome. We've been expecting you.

-Raithwaite Hall is famous

-for paying special attention...

-..to our four-legged friends.

-Lily's looking very smart

-in her pink outfit.

-She's had a really good run up here.

-She's been very good.

-What time are we booked in

-for our spa treatment?

-You're at 2.30pm

-and we've timed it...

-..so that Lily's

-around the same time in the dog spa.

-That's brilliant.

-We're looking forward to it.

-It's nice coming away with her,

-to be honest.

-A break from the children

-and the family, just her and me.

-She's my little girl -

-the girl I never had.

-In one part of the hotel

-is a special spa just for animals.

-This is where Lily

-will spend the afternoon.

-Hi. Is it Zoe?

-Yes. You must be Jude.

-Yes. You must be Jude.

-

-I am indeed. This is Lily.

-Hello, Lily. She's gorgeous.

-Lily is a Chihuahua,

-a breed of dog...

-..that celebs like Paris Hilton

-and Sharon Osbourne adore.

-Has Lily been groomed before?

-Has Lily been groomed before?

-

-Yes, she has, but not recently.

-I'm having trouble grooming myself,

-let alone the dog.

-It's not just a cold bath in a tub

-that awaits Lily today.

-Oh, no.

-She's going to have the works.

-I thought we could start off with

-a nice Dead Sea mineral mud bath.

-And then she could have a Jacuzzi

-with essential oils.

-She'd like that, wouldn't you, Lil?

-Would you like her nails...?

-I would. I'd like her

-to have a manicure and pedicure.

-They've started to grow a bit long.

-I bought a little dog

-because I suffer with OCD.

-I don't like

-a lot of dog hair around the place.

-I don't like the smell

-that comes from big dogs.

-I prefer a small dog

-around the house.

-And also...

-..I don't want to

-have to pick up big cack.

-I'd prefer to pick up small cack!

-OK, moving on

-to something more pleasant now.

-We also have some perfumes

-for Lily to choose.

-Yes, you heard correctly.

-Lily gets to choose the perfume.

-These two are more girly.

-They have floral notes.

-If Lily would like to try this.

-Enjoy.

-No, floral notes

-don't seem to grab her.

-Right, Lil,

-see what you think to this.

-This one is La Pooch.

-She responded to that, didn't you?

-See?

-La Pooch it is then.

-I think we'll probably go with

-the feminine smell. This one.

-Yes.

-I wouldn't put perfume on my dog...

-..but because she's here

-and she's having a pamper session...

-..and she's staying the night...

-..it's nice for her

-to have the full works.

-Hopefully the smell will,

-you know...

-..attract more males to her.

-That means both Lily and Jude

-are searching for a new partner!

-OK, I think that's everything.

-OK, I think that's everything.

-

-Yes? I'll hand her over.

-You enjoy your pamper

-and Lily will enjoy hers.

-Say goodbye.

-Say goodbye.

-

-Bye, Mum!

-Little Lily

-goes for her spa treatment.

-Good girl, Lily. Good girl.

-The Dead Sea mineral mud bath

-for starters.

-She's loving this.

-She'll respond well to the lady.

-She might be a bit nervous because

-she has a nervous temperament.

-Hopefully she'll enjoy it because

-I don't go away often with a dog!

-I usually go away with the kids...

-..so it's a big change

-for us both, really.

-Without the children and the dog,

-Jude escapes to another world...

-..for an eastern drift-away massage.

-Lily is now free from mud and tries

-out the Jacuzzi for the first time.

-Like her owner,

-she obviously likes bubbles!

-A lot of celebrities

-have small dogs.

-A lot of people think they have dogs

-because they're fashionable.

-Celebs like Paris Hilton or whoever.

-But I think they buy them

-because they actually like dogs.

-The paparazzi or the press

-take photographs of them...

-..and it goes wild.

-Lily's treatment ends

-with a little nose and paw balm.

-Good girl.

-And the drift-away massage...

-..has obviously worked for Jude.

-There's one final touch for Lily.

-Let's get your perfume.

-It was this one, wasn't it?

-Good girl.

-There we are.

-You look gorgeous.

-You're all ready.

-An hour later and the dog

-and its mistress are reunited.

-Hello. Here she is.

-She's had all of her treatments.

-So, how was she?

-So, how was she?

-

-Absolutely fine.

-How was she in the bath?

-How was she in the bath?

-

-Enjoyed it. No trouble at all.

-Good as gold.

-Good as gold.

-

-She's had all her knots taken out.

-She feels so fluffy.

-She feels so fluffy.

-

-She does, doesn't she?

-Thank you so much.

-Thank you.

-It's a pleasure. See you later.

-She's content. She feels

-really soft, she's nice and white.

-She smells nice too but

-the best thing are her nails...

-..because they were really long.

-I don't have time to do it,

-I've lots to do at home.

-I'm glad she's had a good pamper.

-I think she's shattered now.

-In Part 2, Jude becomes besotted

-with more dogs at Crufts.

-Oh, just so beautiful!

-But there's a danger the dog show...

-..could turn into

-an alternative show!

-This looks like

-bondage gear or something.

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-After seeing Jude's relationship

-with her Chihuahua Lily...

-..today we've accompanied her

-to the world's largest dog show.

-She's truly besotted!

-Oh, just so beautiful!

-Would you take a photo

-of me and the dog? Please?

-I'm like this when I see babies.

-I just want to hold them.

-It soon becomes obvious that

-Jude is looking for another dog...

-..to keep Lily company.

-Bye-bye, little man.

-It's the Pomeranian

-that steals her heart.

-I've noticed the Pomeranians...

-..are becoming more popular

-on the celebrity scene.

-It started off with Sharon Osbourne.

-She did buy one from me years ago.

-Sharon Osbourne? Oh, wow!

-Sharon Osbourne? Oh, wow!

-

-I didn't meet her or anything.

-She just bought one off you?

-Ozzy bought it for her

-for Christmas.

-If they're good enough

-for Sharon Osbourne...

-..they're good enough for Jude.

-I've been chatting to a lady

-who has a dog to sell.

-He's not a show dog because

-he has a white patch on his chest.

-He's 18 months old and we've been

-chatting about the possibility...

-..of me buying the dog from her.

-But Jude is spoilt for choice.

-I'm a little envious, actually...

-..because he has

-better hair than me!

-Hi, James. How are you?

-Hi, James. How are you?

-

-Good, thank you.

-Even at a dog show, Jude is

-never far from paparazzi attention.

-She never refuses a photo.

-She never refuses a photo.

-

-Can I get a picture of you?

-OK, so this way. Here we go.

-Dexy!

-That's great. Dex!

-Perfect!

-That's great.

-Have you seen her

-with the champagne?

-Jude sniffs out the champagne,

-even at Crufts!

-And she's just come across

-a very happy owner.

-I've just got the dog CC ticket

-for the long-coat Chihuahua.

-We're just about to celebrate

-with champers. Really exciting.

-Sharon's Chihuahua

-has won Best of Breed today.

-His name's Fabian,

-though we call him Mr Fabs.

-You stand out. You're so glamorous.

-You stand out. You're so glamorous.

-

-You're representing your dog...

-..the dog represents you, so you

-have to look in tip-top condition.

-So we'll raise a toast.

-Congratulations.

-Congratulations.

-

-Here's to a great day.

-That went down really well!

-Cheers!

-5,000 dogs

-are exhibited here today...

-..and each one is scrutinized.

-Jude has come across

-Heledd from Llanrug...

-..who's watching sister Alaw

-compete with the French bulldogs.

-She's doing well, isn't she?

-She listens well - Alaw's been

-taking her to training classes...

-..twice a week...

-..to know what to do in the ring.

-Does the dog speak Welsh?

-Not the dog, but...

-Not the dog, but...

-

-Yes, she speaks to the dog in Welsh.

-It's confusing if she comes here and

-the judge says something to her...

-..like, "Sit" or "Stand."

-..like, "Sit" or "Stand."

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-The judge never speaks to your dog.

-You're not meant to

-speak to the judge...

-..unless he speaks to you.

-There are lots of good ones

-in this class.

-Getting this far is brilliant.

-But it'd be even better

-if she was placed.

-These are the best French bulldogs.

-The judge takes his time.

-Alaw's unlucky this time.

-Alaw's out.

-Alaw's out.

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-How do you think she feels now?

-She'll be disappointed

-but pleased she qualified.

-Well done.

-What a shame!

-You were a good girl, Nansi.

-You were a good girl!

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-Yes. She behaved well.

-She did

-everything I wanted her to do.

-It's an honour just being here.

-I won before I arrived.

-I walked out

-among 17 strong dogs in that class.

-It was a very strong class,

-so I'm happy.

-Over lunch,

-Jude meets Gary from Bala.

-Champagne, madam?

-Champagne, madam?

-

-Yes, please.

-Like Jude,

-he's besotted with Chihuahuas...

-..especially his own called Chico.

-Chico's two years old.

-Shall I show you a photograph?

-Yes, please.

-Do you know what?

-He looks similar to my dog.

-This is his raincoat.

-It's important you keep them dry

-because they can catch a chill.

-And that's Chico on Christmas Day.

-Can I ask,

-because you're a hairdresser...

-..do you do a lot

-with your dog's hair?

-I wash it about once every three

-months and give it a blow dry.

-I want to know where he sleeps.

-In my bed.

-In my bed.

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-Gosh, no! I can't sleep with a dog.

-No, I don't want things on my bed.

-I've got no-one else

-to share my bed with!

-Me neither!

-Is this your first time at Crufts?

-Is this your first time at Crufts?

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-Yes. I've never been before.

-It's like doggie heaven.

-With lunch over,

-the Crufts' stalls beckon.

-Look at that hairdryer. Hilarious!

-Look at that hairdryer. Hilarious!

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-That's a hairdryer?

-Blow and go.

-Oh! Look at that pram.

-Get out of here!

-Get out of here!

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-It'd be really handy.

-You could put your dog in it

-and go shopping.

-People'd think it's a baby.

-You'd seriously do that?

-Maybe not in Bala.

-There's one of the pushchairs

-for you.

-Look, a place to put your phone!

-Look, a place to put your phone!

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-Get in!

-No way! It'd never hold my weight!

-Wow!

-These two

-are in their element shopping.

-They're about to reach a stand

-which will prove too tempting.

-Look!

-# Diamonds are forever #

-# Diamonds are forever #

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-Do you see what I see?

-A bit of bling, look!

-Oh, look at that. This is the one.

-This looks a little

-like bondage gear or something.

-What do you think?

-Do you like it?

-Yes. Let me see

-how it looks in the photo.

-I love the way it dazzles.

-Let me see.

-Oh, hilare!

-Look, Daisy Dog Deli!

-A bakery for dogs.

-Shall we go and see what they sell?

-I think I'll buy Lily

-muffins with liver inside.

-I'll go for the turkey twizzler.

-Chico'll think

-Christmas has come round again!

-Have you smelt this?

-SHE YAPS

-It's the bling that attracts Jude.

-She's fancied a bracelet that one

-of the other customers is wearing.

-That's amazing.

-Can I try it on?

-Can I try it on?

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-No, it's mine.

-It's for my dog.

-Do you have a dog?

-Do you have a dog?

-

-Yes.

-I'm tempted

-to go home with another one today.

-A Pomeranian.

-What colour?

-What colour?

-

-A black one.

-Blacks are fashion items. Very

-seldom you get a good black one.

-You don't like black?

-No. Don't pick a black one.

-It's a fashion item.

-Ooh, OK,

-that's not the best advice...

-..since Jude has set her heart

-on buying a black Pomeranian.

-I'm not buying it

-for a fashion item.

-I'm buying it because I like it.

-Knowing Jude,

-she won't change her mind.

-It's almost closing time at Crufts.

-I've had a lot of fun today.

-I've learnt a lot about dogs.

-This has been an eye opener for me.

-Me too. I've never been here

-but it's a real eye opener.

-I didn't realize that people were

-so super obsessed with their dogs.

-A little like you.

-You're not

-very far behind me either.

-Don't tell anyone!

-Don't tell anyone!

-

-I tend to agree.

-I'm worried that

-seeing all these adorable dogs...

-..has been

-too much of a temptation for Jude.

-At closing time I've arranged

-to meet Jude at the main entrance.

-Of course, when she turns up,

-she's not alone.

-I couldn't leave

-without acquiring a new friend.

-And here he is! Levi!

-Say hello.

-I can't wait to go home

-and show Levi off to the children.

-Shall we go and see the boys? Yes!

-A week later

-and I've come to visit Jude...

-..to see how Levi's settling in

-at his new home.

-He tries to do flips

-but lands on his back.

-He just did a flip-flap bend,

-didn't he?

-He does not know what he's doing.

-Mam's had another baby. They

-have another brother called Levi.

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