Discriminatory Facebooking has put Mrs Marc Bircham under scrutiny

Hate-monger Danielle Lloyd has just about managed to drag herself clear of the racism row of Celebrity Big Brother, but now another WAG appears to have fallen into the bigotry fray. Thirty-four-year-old Jadene Bircham, wife of semi-Canadian Yeovil midfielder Marc, has appeared in the red tops this week for joining a Facebook group called: “”If you don’t like England then f**k off back to where you came from!” Topics in the group, which has now been closed, included ‘Does anyone find Muslim females attractive?’ and ‘Black ethnic groups are more likely to be criminal’. Jadene has defended herself with the following statement:

“I’m not going to lie to you, I read it and thought it would be quite funny but I didn’t even bother having a good look at it. I do agree that if you come to this country and you don’t like it, then fair enough, you shouldn’t be here. I’m going to be leaving the group, I didn’t realise what was on there.”

When she’s not frittering away the hours stirring trouble on Facebook, Jadene runs a modelling agency and looks after her three children (without the aid of a nanny, she’d like you to know). You may remember her as a contestant on WAGs Boutique, while lovers of Chris Evans’ television enterprises will recall her as the glamorous assistant in Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush.

Jadene, pictured above with former WAGs of the Day Lizzie Cundy (bottom row, second left) and Nicola McLean (bottom right), loves football and was a Chelsea fan before meeting Marc on the set of motoring show Pulling Power. As a QPR player, he actually had it written into their wedding vows that she could not mention her favourite side.

Despite being suppressed from talking about certain west London teams, Jadene exerted her powers over Marc by blocking potential moves to Toronto and LA galaxy in the summer, because she wanted to stay in good ol’ Blighty.

Spoiler bonus: If you can stomach mindless reality shows, here’s a clip of Jadene on WAGs Boutique: