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Jordan bored with Chantelle & Preston
Tuesday 18 April 2006Jordan attacked the reality TV star after 22-year-old Chantelle announced she was tying the knot with Ordinary Boys singer Preston, 24.
The couple first met on 'Celebrity Big Brother' and became engaged just three months after leaving the CBB house.
Jordan married singer Peter Andre after the pair fell for each other on the ITV reality show 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!'
She told Heat magazine that ''there is no other couple like Pete and me.''
"If anyone else is trying to be like us, they should stop now.
"Preston and Chantelle - I'm sick to death of reading that they're getting married ... It's boring now'', the 27-year-old glamour model added.
Jordan said she had liked Chantelle in the Big Brother house but that it was now time for her to get a job.
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