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TWO weeks of wild booze-and-sex parties have left Jack Tweed's bachelor pad in a mess.

Rubbish strewn around the scruffy house includes kit that could be used for taking drugs.

Jade Goody’s widower left a hookah pipe on his kitchen table along with air-rifle gas cartridges, which can be inhaled for kicks.

Tweed, 22, was yesterday served with an eviction order, giving him 14 days to leave the £700,000 house in Woodford Green, Essex.

The Daily Star was given access and we saw women’s underwear littered around.

The bathroom basin was spattered with dried blood.

Not a single picture of Tweed’s late wife Jade, who died of cancer aged 27 just four months ago, could be seen anywhere.

The club promoter is trying to hire a bodyguard after receiving threats from neighbours seething at his non-stop partying since he and a pal moved in two weeks ago.

Days earlier he cowered behind pals after a fuming homeowner squared up to him on the drive.

The son of another furious neighbour has put the word out that he is a “marked man”.

A source said: “A man in his 40s came and knocked on the door during a loud midweek party and invited Jack to come outside.

“Jack got his mates to defuse the situation. The bloke left promising to catch up with him.”

Neighbour Eileen Stapleton, 58, said: “Some of the neighbours have got young children who cannot sleep at night.

“He has said: ‘Please let me stay, it won’t happen again.’ Then eight cars will turn up and people pile inside.

“Young women in short skirts are constantly going in and out.”

Tweed pleaded with landlady Rani Vassi to be allowed to stay. Dishevelled and without a shirt, he begged: “Is there a possibility I could have one more chance if I apologise to the neighbours?

“I am embarrassed about my behaviour. I won’t take the mick again. I will go round to speak to the neighbours because I have been out of order.”

But Mrs Vassi said later: “We want him out immediately, whatever it takes.”

Police confirmed they had been called to a disturbance.


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