Johnny Depp made a shock admission in a throwback video shared over the weekend.
Much to the astonishment of the late Jade Goody, the appearing legend confessed in a 2002 interview that he wished her to win Big Brother.
During her exit interview from sequence three of the present, host Davina McCall confirmed Jade, who handed away aged 27 in 2009, a video of then 29-year-old Johnny being interviewed by Edith Bowman, who asks him in regards to the pioneering present.
After Jade’s ditzy feedback and nude cavorting landed her in the papers, Johnny confessed: ‘You cannot keep away from [Big Brother]… Jade. I need her to win… bless her coronary heart she ought to win, Jade ought to win. Good luck Jade.’
While the clip aired in the studio, Jade, who Edith mentioned ‘wanted the [winner’s] cash’, was seen screaming with delight and screeching: ‘Oh my God!’

Johnny Depp made a shock admission in a throwback video shared over the weekend, as he revealed he was a Jade Goody fan

Much to the astonishment of the late Jade Goody, the appearing legend confessed in a 2002 interview that he wished her to win Big Brother

Jade is pictured with Davina McCall throughout her exit from the home in 2002
The unearthed clip was shared by nostalgic Instagram account Peak Britannia, with the caption: ‘2002 actually felt like something was attainable…
‘On Big Brother, abnormal folks grew to become well-known in a single day, watched by hundreds of thousands and even name-dropped by A-listers like Johnny Depp. It’s straightforward to neglect simply how big it was. A real cultural second. RIP Jade Gone however by no means forgotten’.
Jade tragically died on Mother’s Day 2009 following a battle with cervical most cancers and was survived by sons Bobby, 22, and Freddy, 21, whom she shares with Jeff Brazier.
Her rise to fame was stratospheric, together with her entrance into Big Brother being thwarted by public villainising, she went on to win the hearts of the general public.
After years as a tabloid sweetheart, promoting intricate particulars of her life to pink tops and shiny journal, she made the grave error of returning to the Big Brother home.
In 2007, Jade, glamour mannequin Danielle Lloyd and S Club 7 star Jo O’Meara have been accused of being racist in direction of Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty.

Jade appeared in utter shock through the video of Johnny’s help
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While the clip aired in the studio, Jade, who Edith mentioned ‘wanted the [winner’s] cash’, was seen screaming with delight and screeching: ‘Oh my God!’

TV persona Jade Goody, died from cervical most cancers in 2009 – pictured together with her beloved sons Bobby and Freddy in 2006
During her stint in the home, Jade known as the actress ‘Shilpa Poppadom’ and mocked her for bleaching her facial hair. Ofcom acquired greater than 44,500 complaints from the general public (a file on the time) and the scenes precipitated a lot misery.
Such was the scandal on the time that though Shilpa didn’t lodge an official grievance about racist behaviour with Big Brother, her allegations compelled police to analyze the attainable classification of her remedy as ‘racial hatred’.
In a bid to rehabilitate her picture, after being evicted to no viewers the earlier yr, she agreed to go on the Indian model of the present, nonetheless throughout her look she was advised stay on air that she had been identified with most cancers.
After her prognosis, Jade’s most cancers unfold to her bowel, liver and groin and she or he died on Mother’s Day in March 2009.

In 2007, Jade returned to the Big Brother home the place she, glamour mannequin Danielle Lloyd and S Club 7 star Jo O’Meara have been accused of being racist in direction of Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty

After her prognosis, Jade’s most cancers unfold to her bowel, liver and groin and she or he died on Mother’s Day in March 2009 (pictured in January 2009)