'Jack's behaved, he deserves to be with Jade'

JACK Tweed is to have his tag removed to be with bride Jade Goody when she dies — as a reward for behaving at their wedding.

The tragic Big Brother star’s paroled hubby will have his curfew suspended like it was on their wedding night, a senior Justice Ministry source revealed yesterday.

Plans drawn up for when Jade, 27, finally succumbs to the cancer that is killing her will see the tag taken off so he can race to her deathbed without alarms going off.

The source confirmed to The Sun that Jack’s behaviour at Sunday’s wedding was a -factor — adding: -He did not abuse the relaxation of the tagging and the curfew.

-This contrasts with Amy Winehouse’s husband Blake Fielder-Civil, who was let out on a tag and then behaved so badly he ended up back inside.
Eventuality

Jack, 21, was crushed yesterday after being told his pleas for the tag to be removed had been vetoed by probation officials.

The ex-lag — out of jail after a sentence for assault — has to wear it to check he abides by his curfew.

From 7pm to 7am he must stay at his mum’s — 20 minutes’ drive from his new wife’s -750,000 converted barn in Upshire, Essex.

The Sun’s source stressed Jack was not getting special treatment — insisting: -There is no question of removing the tag indefinitely now and dropping the curfew conditions.

-But we are planning for the eventuality of Jade’s death. When we have medical evidence this is imminent the tag will be removed — but only for a very limited period.

Jack will be free of it for only a -matter of days on compassionate grounds.

Mum-of-two Jade — ravaged by cervical cancer and on a morphine drip at home — has just weeks to live at most.

A pal of Tweed’s teenage victim Daniel Steele, who was furious at the curfew being eased for his attacker’s wedding, said: -To be at Jade’s bedside when she passes away is an entirely different request. He has no grudge against her.

Daniel, who was beaten with a golf club, said: -I do not wish cancer on anyone.

Yesterday Jack helped out on the school run for Jade’s sons Bobby, five, and Freddie, four.

Jade is planning their christening the weekend after next.

Her spokesman said: -She is still very weak and tired, a bit better today than yesterday — although she is not in a good place.

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