Cheryl Fergison, the actress from Eastenders, may be happily married right now, but her first marriage ended when the 59-year-old began doing some “solid detective work” to find out what he had been up to.
Cheryl Fergison is best known for playing hapless Heather Trott in EastEnders. But, as her explosive new autobiography, Behind The Scenes, reveals, her life off-screen was often more dramatic than her plotlines in the BBC1 soap.
“I have always worn my heart on my sleeve, so I hope my story is relatable,” says Cheryl, who has bravely revealed how she suffered a stroke in May, which has left her walking with a stick.
I’ve had to accept a lot of things. Before I could talk about it, I had to process it. The moment is right now.
When Cheryl, who played Heather from 2007 to 2012, realized Jay Saddiqi, the father of her 25-year-old son, was cheating, she climbed into the car and realized it.
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She says, “I pulled the seatbelt across my body and it hit me,” according to an excerpt from her book. a scent . Not mine, but light, sweet, floral, and powdery.
Why, Jay, can I feel the perfume on my seatbelt? I remarked, “Sniffing it like a bloodhound.”
He slammed his head against his face, and his eyes flashed in a resentment. Cheryl, you’re imagining things.
“‘ I’m not. It has a strong foundation. I can tell right away that I once again held the strap in my nose.
Jay sighed loudly and slammed his steering wheel. It’s most likely one of the young people at work. Their aftershave, perhaps? You’re acting paranoidly.
Oh, please stop.” When did the security firm’s employees first smell like duty-free perfume shops?
He walked away from the windscreen and glared at him. What do we do when we go shopping?
Every time I enter a car and buckle up my seatbelt, I smell it, to this day.
“I started to think that my husband was having an affair with me, but I was able to persuade myself that I was wrong.”
Then, a caller ID for a number Cheryl didn’t recognize showed up in a phone bill. A woman responded to her call. However, Jay was the voice on the line when she returned.
She went there to confront him after doing some “solid detective work” and later discovered where they were meeting.
She describes what she thought to be a “dingy, makeshift love nest.”
She writes: “And there, perched on the dirty bed she shared with my husband, was a skinny blonde woman, sipping a bright blue WKD like it was the most natural thing in the world.
Jay was seated next to her, caught in the headlights, and silently and still unwilling to offer any assistance. Not even an ounce of shame, not even an apology, or an explanation.
“I loaded the car up, sat Alex in his seat, and drove to London that night. leaving Jay and my marriage behind.
After eight years of marriage, Cheryl divorced Afghan refugee Jay.
Source: Mirror
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