Jordan has a tendency to humiliate men, says ex fiance
Jordan’s former fiance Warren Furman has said that she has a tendency to humiliate men, and she is doing the same to her estranged husband Peter Andre that she did to him.
|Last Updated: May 18, 2009, 11:18 AM IST|Source: Bureau
London, May 18: Hollywood socialite Jordan’s former fiance Warren Furman has said that she has a tendency to humiliate men, and she is doing the same to her estranged husband Peter Andre that she did to him.Warren says that Jordan believes in “grinding men down”, and he even placed a bet of 500 pounds with a pal predicting that Jordan’s marriage to Peter would break down within five years.
He said that Jordan was fine until she got a boob job done and publicly yelled at him saying, “It’s not my fault every bloke wants to sh*g me.”
Warren revealed that the way Jordan ranted that Peter was an unknown musician, she humiliated him too saying: “You’re just a washed-up old Gladiator. I’m more famous than you,”
Warren further revealed that he was dazed when Jordan poked fun at Peter’s manhood too.
“I couldn’t believe she did the same to Pete — saying it was the size of a button mushroom,” the Sun quoted Warren, as saying.
Warren further claimed that Jordan would be enjoying the publicity she had attained from her separation from Peter.
ANI
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