Former reality TV star Jade Goody, who is battling cervical cancer, has secured a 700,000 pounds deal with a magazine for the rights to capture her wedding to 21-year-old Jack Tweed on Sunday.

OK! magazine has bought the rights to Sunday's ceremony for 700,000 pounds and has also secured the rights to the pictures of the christening of Goody's sons ahead of the wedding ceremony, her publicist Max Clifford said.

Living TV had already paid a reported 100,000 pounds to show it as part of their series, 'Jade'.

Goody, who earned notoriety for her racist remarks directed at Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty in the UK reality show Celebrity Big Brother, has been reportedly told by the doctors that her disease has become terminal and has decided to use the media to raise funds for her sons.

Clifford said that after the wedding there "won't be more episodes of the series they have been filming."

  Cancer-stricken British reality TV star Jade Goody has invited Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty to attend her wedding ceremony on the 22nd February 2009 ie. Sunday.

"I called her (Goody), hoping it (deteriorating health) was only a rumour, but she confirmed it. Jade being Jade, shifted the topic to her wedding on Sunday and she invited me for it," Shilpa posted on her blog. Shilpa writes that she went through a gamut of emotions when Goody invited her for her wedding with 21-year-old Jack Tweed.

"It was a lot of mixed feelings - happiness, helplessness and extreme sadness," she said. The two met in 2007 on the British reality show Celebrity Big Brother and Shilpa became a victim of Goody's racial discrimination on the show. Later, Shilpa and Goody became good friends.

Shilpa will not be able to attend the wedding due to her shooting scheduled in Kuala Lumpur.

The actress is extremely concerned for Goody's kids - Bobby and Freddie, five and fours years old. "She (Goody) wants the best for her kids and I hope Jack makes a good father to them. I also hope for a miracle to happen for her children's sake."

Last year, Goody came to India to be a part of the Indian version of Celebrity Big Brother - Bigg Boss 2, which was being hosted by Shilpa. However, in the second week itself, Goody was informed that she was suffering from cervical cancer and she had to leave the show for treatment. Now Goody's ailment has spread to her liver, bowels and groin and according to doctors, she has only months to live.

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