London, July 12: Jack Tweed charmed a glamour model into bed, apparently just weeks after burying his wife Jade Goody.
And he went on to try his luck with the girl`s Page 3 flatmate.
Lisa O`Connor revealed how Tweed, kept sending her text messages, such as "U WANT RUMP?" and "R U GOING 2 DO IT?" while pursuing her for weeks.
"I didn`t want to sleep with him so soon and told him, but he was really persistent. One thing led to another and he started pulling my clothes off. We got caught up in the heat of the moment and he pushed me onto the bed," a news website quoted Lisa as saying.
"For 25 minutes as we had sex Jade didn`t seem to be much in Jack`s thoughts. He never mentioned her ever. He only had one thing on his mind," she added.
The 21-year-old said just minutes after she gave in, the widower pinched her best friend Stevie-Louise Ritchie`s bottom while she was not looking.
Lisa said, "Stevie was stunned. And when I heard about it later I was livid and told him so by message."
Lisa, who has decided never to go out with Tweed again, added: "That was it. I thought he was a total sleazebag. I regretted ever laying eyes on him. But we all make mistakes."
Tweed, who lost Goody to cervical cancer in March, said in a recent interview that he was "not interested" in looking for a relationship.
He told OK! magazine, "Jade said she`d want me to find someone, but it`s not something that`s crossed my mind. I don`t want a relationship, I haven`t thought about it."
He joked, "You can sort manly needs out on your own."
ANI
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