jade goody
The three-part Channel 4 series about the late Big Brother star concluded earlier this week.
Jade was unaware she was being filmed on Indian Big Brother when she received the tragic news of her cervical cancer diagnosis.
Ahead of the final instalment of the Channel 4 documentary, a charity is urging viewers not to shame women who are nervous about cervical screening.
The Channel 4 series on Jade's life sought to unpack the events of 2007.
"She'd become the most hated girl in Britain," Davina recalls in a new Channel 4 documentary, 10 years after Jade's death from cervical cancer.
On 22 March 2009, TV personality Jade Goody died from cervical cancer. Before she died, she was a vocal campaigner for smear tests and encouraged thousands of women to go to screenings. But a decade later, the number of women going to screenings is at a 20-year-low and two women are still dying from the disease every day.
Jack has claimed that the late Jade Goody's final wishes have not been honoured.
Fred wasn't invited to the girl's birthday party. 💔
'It'll be exciting to see the kids as older brothers.'
'That’s probably their most valued memory.' ❤️