Paul Osborne

They were literally saying, in the papers, evict the pig.

That's horrific.

Which you would never get away with these days.

But back in the day, apparently, that was fair game.

People definitely looked down their noses at Jade and her inclusion in the show.

I mean, the show itself was looked down upon.

So the show was looked down upon and she was looked down upon, but turned it around.

Yes, I think probably that's true.

I mean, Jade didn't have a solid upbringing.

You know, she had struggled when she was a kid and throughout her adolescence, and she was bullied at school.

And, you know, she'd managed to make something of herself in the sense that she'd got, you know, a decent job.

She was a dental hygienist.

But yeah, people were looking down on her.

She's sort of like an underclass, right?

So she, you know, I'm working class myself.

So...

I could identify with her, but she just hadn't had the opportunities that a lot of other people had had.

With that came her personality.

Jade had no boundaries.

She was honest to her fault.