Jade: 'Remember me as Goody'

DYING Jade Goody wants her headstone to be engraved with her maiden name despite getting married yesterday.

The 27-year-old, who wed sweetheart Jack Tweed in an emotional ceremony on Sunday, said she wants to be remembered as Jade Goody.

Cancer-stricken Jade bravely defied her pain to tie the knot in Hatfield Heath, Essex.

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Jade revealed in her New! magazine column: “I still want everyone to remember me as Jade Goody. That’s who I am. I know it’s morbid, but I’ve told everyone that’s what I want on my headstone."

Elsewhere, the star talked about her £3,500 ivory gown that she describes as the “perfect dress”.

Jade said: "People say when you find the one, you just know. I thought it was a myth, but it’s true. I had loads to try, but the ivory Manuel Mota dress was perfect. I was like ‘this is the one’."

The Big Brother star says she wants all the money made from the wedding, the rights of which were sold for £750,000, to go to sons Bobby, 5, and Freddie, 4.

Husband Jack won't get a penny - preferring to money to go to the young boys.

Jade said: "Everything I have – my house and my money – is going to my sons. And just in case you were wondering, Jack won’t be getting any money out of me or from the wedding.

"He wants everything to go to the boys."

Doing all she can in her fight against cervical cancer, Jade adds that a visit to a healer has helped her regain her bowel movement, which has given her hope she may be able to resume treatment.

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