Jack Tweed Demands Answers Over Jade Goody's Missing Fortune, Ring, Properties

Jack Tweed, widower of the late TV star Jade Goody, has expressed deep sadness and confusion over the disappearance of her substantial fortune, including a £200,000 ring and properties intended for their sons Bobby and Freddy. Despite Jade reportedly leaving around £3 million in a trust fund for her boys, Tweed revealed he has no knowledge of what happened to the money, jewellery, or houses, and has demanded answers. He stated that he did not manage Jade's finances, which were overseen by trustees, and stressed there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing. Jade Goody, who passed away from cervical cancer in 2009, continued working through her illness to provide for her children, but two years after her death, her estate was reportedly depleted by a £1.8 million tax demand related to unpaid income taxes. Tweed also spoke about the emotional difficulty he and his girlfriend faced following a recent miscarriage, which has left them hesitant to discuss having more children. Overall, Tweed's comments highlight ongoing concerns about the management of Jade Goody's legacy and the personal challenges he continues to face.