However, his co-accused, friend Anthony Davis, has not been charged and is free on bail, reported The Sun. Currently locked up in a single cell at Pentonville Prison, North London, media reports said he was seen sobbing after no one visited him.
Tweed - who wed Jade weeks before she died of cancer in March - was remanded in custody until September 21 after appearing before magistrates last Saturday.
Wild widower Jack Tweed is being groomed as the next Peter Stringfellow for a new reality TV show. The budding nightclub and bar owner has told friends he wants to match the storming success of one of the UK’s most famous club bosses.
Jade Goody’s widower is learning the ropes from Embassy nightclub owner friend Mark Fuller, star of the hit BBC1 docu-soap Rock ’N’ Roll Hotel.
MTV have snapped him up for a fly-on-the-wall series which will follow him as he attempts to create his own nightclub. Cameras will follow Tweed as he puts on club nights at places such as C-list celeb haunt Faces in Essex and London’s Embassy before taking on the challenge of launching his own venue.
Milly’s World, hosted by former Tottenham Hotspur player Paul Allen’s daughter Milly, is billed as the “antidote to The X Factor”. The programme will film unsigned bands Allen has seen, or who have got in touch because they want a record deal. The only other criterion is that they must write their own songs.
MTV and Channel 4 are understood to have turned down the show, but Dai4Films is pitching it to other networks.
Forget Hotel Babylon. Check in instead to the Sanctum in London’s Soho – designed to be London’s first rock ’n’ roll hotel. It’s the latest brainchild/money pit of Mark Fuller, owner of the celebrity-studded VIP Embassy Club.
We are still awaiting confirmation that guests will receive a free shower cap you’ll get a complimentary TV to chuck into the swimming pool. Or if the jaccuzi comes ready-filled with champagne with a setting that goes up to eleven. But there is only one way to find out...
