Swedish WAG is bringing home the bacon with pop music and a lethal book

Magnus Hedman’s former club Celtic unsurprisingly crashed out of the Champions League last night, while his most recent club Chelsea face a tough (if not boring) ordeal with Olympiakos tonight. The Swede had no input to the European progression of either club, however, as they both kicked him to the curb like a Jermain Defoe shag partner. Alas, the towering Swede is currently out of work, making his model/singer/author wife Magdalena Graaf the bread winner in the Hedman household.

The thirty-three-year-old blond first rose to fame in her home country when she and equally-busty sister Hannah (above) launched a pop career. They had a huge Europop hit with ‘You got what I want baby’ in 1998, but then faded into obscurity with the likes of Pato Banton and Aqua.

All was quiet on Magdalena’s artistic front until 2006, when she released her biography Det ska bli ett sant nöje att döda de, or in English ‘It’s going to be a pleasure to kill you.’ The scary-sounding tome doesn’t refer to Magnus, but to an abusive ex-husband, Still he ought not to leave any sharp objects around the house.

Spoiler bonus: Here’s Magdalena’s pop hit - how she didn’t win an Ivor Novello for those lyrics I’ll never know.