Pennod 3 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.

-I can't wait to go home

-and show Levi off to the children.

-Though they've 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 gained an

-exclusive peek at her magical world.

-Squeaky clean!

-On today's episode,

-it's the summer party season...

-..and one must arrive in style.

-It's a private jet on wheels, baby!

-You go in, the doors shut.

-You could be in a private jet.

-And we get to meet some famous

-friends of the WAG from Anglesey.

-# When the tide is high

-I'm holding on #

-I love a bit of Atomic Kitten!

-At her home in Cheshire...

-..Jude prepares for

-one of the biggest nights out...

-..in her social calendar.

-Even Jude faces a few problems

-with her make-up at times.

-I've got dark circles under my eyes.

-They're always there. It's just

-something I have to live with.

-She's getting ready

-for Bolesworth International...

-..a showjumping competition

-near Chester.

-There are several events held

-because it's that time of year.

-Cheshire's

-a great place for that too.

-She has an additional reason

-to attend today.

-Some of Jude's friends are

-performing at the end of the night.

-My friend's singing. I'm going to

-watch Liz sing with Atomic Kitten.

-I want to try a few things on....

-..but I haven't decided

-what I'm wearing yet.

-I thought of wearing these...

-..because they're like boots

-but with heels.

-And they're very comfy.

-I don't know what to wear.

-I was going to wear this but maybe

-I'll wear tailored shorts...

-..with a blouse.

-What do you think?

-I like the dress but I suspect Jude

-wants to wear shorts.

-I have friends who prepare

-a month or a week in advance.

-They get a pedicure and so on.

-I don't, I'm a spontaneous girl.

-I have plenty of clothes, anyway...

-..so I know I have something

-for every occasion in my wardrobe.

-This is

-how I'm going to look when I'm 50.

-Do you worry about getting old?

-Do you worry about getting old?

-

-No, it doesn't worry me really...

-..but the older I get

-the more I think...

-..I don't have much time left

-with my children.

-I try to make sure that

-I do everything with them now.

-She's in no hurry

-to get ready tonight...

-..though her friend James

-waits patiently in the kitchen.

-I don't know if I like this blouse.

-I don't think I like the sleeves.

-I don't know if I need a belt.

-No, without.

-I'm not sure about the shoes either.

-After all the indecision,

-she's finally ready.

-Hello. How are you?

-You haven't been waiting long,

-have you? I was panicking.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-

-I'm good.

-This is my friend James.

-He's a very good friend of mine.

-He works in PR

-and events organizing.

-We're going to Bolesworth today.

-We're going to Bolesworth today.

-

-It should be good.

-I've not been to it before but

-I know the family that organize it.

-It's a massive equestrian event.

-There's a big champagne tent,

-so I think we should drink to that.

-Start drinking now.

-But the big attraction for Jude...

-..is the chance to see Atomic Kitten

-and close friend Liz McClarnon.

-I don't get to see her often

-because our careers are demanding.

-She's always working on TV or radio.

-I've spoken to her

-and we're excited.

-I haven't seen her for a long time

-so it'll be a nice little catch-up.

-# When the tide is high,

-I'm holding on #

-I love a bit of Atomic Kitten.

-# The tide is high

-but I'm holding on

-# I'm gonna be your number one #

-I love living in Cheshire. There's

-so much going on in the summer.

-No matter where you go,

-there's just so much going on.

-# It's not the things you do

-that tease and hurt... #

-I've just had a message from Liz.

-She's getting ready now

-and she should be back at 7.30pm...

-..so just come when we're ready.

-# The tide is high

-but I'm holding on #

-Are you a big fan?

-Are you a big fan?

-

-I should replace one of them!

-Bolesworth International

-is a four-day event...

-..with large financial rewards

-attracting Olympic medallists.

-Thank you very much.

-In Cheshire's social circles...

-..Jude is a familiar face...

-..with local papers

-wanting her photograph.

-Yes, it's a little embarrassing.

-I think it'll be a lot of fun later.

-A lot of people are drunk

-because they've been out all day.

-I've met people and made

-a few contacts already, so look out.

-Atomic Kitten

-have reached the VIP area.

-Liz, Natasha and Kerry

-create quite a stir.

-They had a lot to say and a lot of

-things had happened to Natasha too.

-Her personal circumstances

-had changed, she left Ritchie...

-..and met someone else.

-James,

-will you do one with my camera?

-Tell me when.

-When.

-It was nice seeing them all.

-I haven't seen Liz for ages.

-Natasha's life has changed a fair

-bit. We've lots of talk about later.

-I'm really fond of Kerry.

-She's really funny.

-She has a big heart.

-She's had a lot of bad press.

-She says what she thinks

-and it's funny...

-..but a lot of people don't

-understand what she's been through.

-But I like her.

-I'm used to being friends

-with famous people...

-..but they're no different.

-The hardest thing

-is that those around you change.

-You don't change

-but people see you differently.

-But Jude is one of these people

-who knows everyone.

-In no time at all

-she comes across another old friend.

-Oh, hi, Scott. How are you?

-Fine, thank you. It's been a while.

-Scott lives in the area

-and has known Jude for years.

-You've been out all day?

-Are you drunk?

-A little bit.

-Several have been here all day

-and are completely relaxed by now.

-There's a real mix of people here.

-Yes, a lot of the Cheshire set...

-..as well as those

-who've come for a day out.

-You can tell the difference.

-You can tell the difference.

-

-People use the event...

-..as a reason for a get-together.

-Hopefully I'll find a nice man.

-On the dance floor, maybe?

-On the dance floor, maybe?

-

-Scott reminds Jude...

-..that a very wealthy man

-is in attendance today.

-Have you noticed that Abramovich

-is sitting over there?

-Yes, he's behind me.

-Yes, he's behind me.

-

-Yes, the owner of Chelsea FC...

-..is at

-the same party as Jude tonight.

-He's been checking me out today

-but I don't think he can afford me!

-Rattle those tonsils

-for the one and only Atomic Kitten!

-Jude's in her element and people

-naturally gravitate towards her.

-# If you see me

-walking down the street #

-Jude has got a magnetic personality.

-She's such a fun-time Frankie.

-When I go out, I'm not a mother,

-I'm not working, I've a night off.

-I want to just

-let my hair down a little...

-..and have a laugh.

-People can get the wrong impression

-of her, think she's materialistic...

-..or false, in reality, it isn't.

-You need to take the time

-to get to know Jude.

-She has a heart of gold

-and that's basically what shines.

-# Looking back

-on where we first met #

-This has been a good start

-to the party season in Cheshire.

-I've had lots of fun tonight.

-It's my first time

-and I'm definitely coming back.

-Atomic Kitten are playing

-and I'm with James.

-One, two, three, four.

-# Looking back on where we first met

-# I cannot escape

-and I cannot forget

-# Baby, you're the one

-# You still turn me on

-# You can make me

-Hands in the air, Chester!

-# You can make me whole again #

-In Part 2, Jude gives her family

-a taste of the high life.

-She's the big sister

-but I have to look after her.

-I never take her out

-because she's a liability.

-Among all the wealth, style

-and fashion, Jude is quite the star.

-I'm happy I made the right decision

-to wear this dress.

-I've received a lot of compliments.

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-This dress is so long, I feel like

-I'm getting married again.

-The party season continues

-and Jude's on her way to another.

-A charity dinner

-organized by Chantelle...

-..wife of footballer Emile Heskey.

-She's hired a special taxi

-to transport them.

-It's a private jet on wheels.

-It's a private jet on wheels, baby!

-When you're in, the doors shut,

-you could be in a private plane.

-Got your boarding passes, yeah?

-Got your boarding passes, yeah?

-

-Yeah.

-He's great, isn't he? He doesn't

-just drive you, he looks after you.

-When you're drunk,

-he looks after you.

-Patsy. She's Patsy!

-No, I'm Patsy!

-I'll probably be

-the sensible daughter.

-I'm going today

-with my sister, Rachel...

-..and my mother, Christine.

-They don't usually accompany me

-to functions like this...

-..but I thought it'd be a good idea

-for them to see what goes on.

-She's the big sister

-but I have to look after her.

-I never take her out

-because she's a liability.

-Rachel has seven children, so there

-are few opportunities to party.

-Is it nice having a day out

-without the children?

-Lovely. It's a nice break.

-And a chance to dress up too.

-New shoes.

-We do have fun when we go out.

-You have fun.

-You have fun.

-

-I do.

-I just have fun watching you.

-Everyone does!

-The charity dinner

-is held at Nunsmere Hall.

-It attracts many affluent people.

-Everyone's in their glad rags.

-The dress

-was designed by my good friend...

-..Zeynep Kartel.

-The dress was meant to be worn

-with an underslip...

-..but Jude being Jude,

-I had to take it off.

-I decided to wear big knickers

-underneath it.

-I wanted to spice it up a little -

-it was different...

-..from what many would wear

-to a ladies' lunch.

-But I'm a different lady anyway,

-so...

-And Jude and her dress

-satisfy the cameras today.

-She's still a famous figure locally.

-She's still a famous figure locally.

-

-This is the bit...

-..where your smile

-gets really fake and you're like...

-She knows many guests...

-..including those from the Real

-Housewives of Cheshire TV series...

-..and Claire Caudwell,

-who runs a children's charity.

-She arranged a ball

-in London last week.

-You've raised 1.7 million. Amazing.

-We did the ball last week.

-1.7m. Yeah, really good.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-

-Why are you looking so brown?

-Tonight's a big night for James.

-He's organized the event.

-Jude's happy he's attracted

-a lot of men to Ladies' Day.

-Considering it's a ladies' lunch,

-there's a lot of men here.

-It's the way we do ladies' lunches.

-It's the way we do ladies' lunches.

-

-This is the way to go!

-Who's here that we'd know?

-Which celebs are here?

-I don't know. What do you watch?

-Jude Cisse!

-You like that!

-But the star of the night

-is Chantelle Heskey.

-It was a television programme

-that brought her and Jude together.

-We met on Come Dine With Me,

-didn't we?

-We done Come Dine With Me.

-It was a World Cup special.

-Chantelle is here, complete with the

-WAGs' drink of choice, champagne.

-Hi, Come in.

-I'm Chantelle.

-Here you go. Nice to meet you.

-First time I've boiled potatoes,

-so if they're a bit hard...

-It's the first time

-you've boiled potatoes? Really?

-Pretty straightforward.

-An easy choice for her, I think.

-She talks about anything openly,

-which is a good thing. I suppose.

-All the money raised tonight

-will go to Chantelle's charity...

-..One Goal Foundation.

-..One Goal Foundation.

-

-I started the charity...

-..when I went to South Africa

-in 2009.

-There were five WAGs altogether.

-We were living and working

-in the orphanages out there.

-I started my charity

-when I came home...

-..to send money back to

-the shelters I visited out there.

-The room is tastefully laid out,

-bubbly is flowing...

-..and everyone's ready to dig deep

-into their purses to raise money.

-On my table

-are my sister, my mother...

-..Chantelle's sister and mother

-and two of her close friends.

-Family, really.

-We don't go out together often,

-to be honest.

-Do you

-like coming to places like this?

-Yes, I do.

-She does.

-She does.

-

-It's a break for me.

-It's nice. Everyone's nice.

-You're not used to events like this.

-No, I do go out, but...

-Not to places like this.

-It's nice

-for my mother and sister...

-..to see what goes on

-at these functions.

-But for Jude, this is one more event

-in her busy social calendar.

-People think I have a nice life,

-that I'm always going to parties...

-..but this is work for me.

-I have to network

-and I have to get my face out there.

-I have to keep in the loop if I want

-to continue doing things I enjoy.

-Some of the night's stars are

-the Real Housewives of Cheshire...

-..one of whom is model Misse Beqiri.

-Misse's married to Anders...

-Misse's married to Anders...

-

-..Lindegaard.

-I can never say that.

-We're all footballers' wives here,

-aren't we?

-Apart from me, I'm ex!

-There's a real mix of people here.

-A girl

-just came up to me and said...

-.."There are so many fake people."

-That's the world we live in,

-isn't it, Llinos?

-A lot of people do

-a lot of things to their bodies.

-They do silly things to their faces.

-It's the 21st century.

-That's the world in which we live.

-I'm lucky

-I don't have to do things like that.

-If my body didn't look the way

-it does after four children...

-..then who knows?

-It's unfair of me to judge.

-I just want to

-thank you all for coming.

-We haven't got many prizes, I don't

-want it to go on for too long...

-..because

-we've got partying to do later.

-If you can all dig deep and

-let's try and raise a bit of money.

-Thank you.

-Table 16 up there.

-James, congratulations.

-You didn't win any chocolate

-but you've won a diamond pendant.

-Congratulations.

-After the auction and fashion show

-by Philipe Marques...

-..they manage to raise 30,000.

-Jude's unique dress has

-also attracted a lot of attention.

-Many people have come up to me,

-people I don't know.

-Nice people

-have come up to me and said...

-.."Oh, my God,

-your dress is amazing."

-A woman just said to me that it's

-something like Rihanna would wear.

-It's actually better on Jude!

-As the party gets underway, Jude

-has a big question for her sister.

-Why am I still single?

-Why am I still single?

-

-I don't know.

-Because I'm always working.

-I don't know why.

-Are you afraid?

-Are you afraid?

-

-No. Afraid of what?

-I have standards, you know.

-I had a bit of a shock

-when I walked in and saw men there.

-There were

-one or two nice men there.

-Was the attention reciprocated?

-Was the attention reciprocated?

-

-Yes.

-Yes, I had a lot of attention.

-A lot more than I expected

-but it was just attention.

-Has anything come of it?

-Has anything come of it?

-

-No, not yet.

-Another party over.

-We've almost finished here.

-I'm ready to go home.

-I've had enough now.

-I've had a nice night with my sister

-and mother. They're still here.

-I'm sure they'll be here

-until tomorrow morning.

-I haven't really seen them all day

-because I've been networking.

-It was another day at the office

-for me, to be honest.

-Look how amazing you look now!

-I've had enough now. I'm done.

-Am I drunk? A little bit?

-Am I a little drunk? BLEEP!

-Do you want to start that again?

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