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Jordan ordered to pay nanny £4,000 after humiliating TV sacking
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13 December 2007
The humiliating incident was captured on film by a camera crew documenting the birth of Jordan's third child Princess Tiaamii, and viewers saw the glamour model putting nanny Rebecca Gauld's possessions into a bin bag on the ITV2 show The Baby Diaries.
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Humiliated: Jordan will pay former nanny Rebecca Gauld £4,000 after she was humiliated when the glamour model sacked her on television - during filming of her reality television show
Rebecca, 25, was fired from her £250-a-week job in a row over time off on holiday and lost her accommodation, a cottage she lived in attached to the millionaire model's luxury mansion in Oxley, Surrey.
According to The Sun, Rebecca told an employment tribunal: "I was very distressed by the events of the day - having lost my job and my home.
"The presence of the television cameras added to this distress."
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Jordan with husband Peter Andre: The couple hired nanny Rebecca to look after children Harvey and Junior
Nanny Rebecca was hired 18 months earlier by Jordan and husband Peter Andre, 34 to look after children Harvey, five, and two-year-old Junior.
She admitted to signing a form consenting to being filmed but claimed she was told she would only be in the background.
The tribunal in Croydon, South London ruled she was unfairly dismissed. Lawyers for Jordan admitted the sacking was technically unlawful.
Distressed: Rebecca, second left, seen here with Jordan said the presence of the television cameras added to the distress of losing her job and her home
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