"They can look after themselves, I've left them enough
chips and crisps to last them a month easy, after that they
will just have to fend for themselves, it's about time they learnt
what it's like in the real fucking world" Sharon answers
us when questioned what she'll do with her kids during her
time on The Apprentice's Apprentice. "They should be used to
it anyway, most nights I am out down my local The Scab and
Blister hoping to find Mr Right, it's good for them, if they
can cope with looking after themselves now, it will make them better
adults". Unlucky in love Sharon still hasn't given up all hope
in finding her Mr Right despite a sting of failed relationships,
"Sure I have possibly done more research than most women and
although I still haven't found my perfect man, I have come away
from it all so far with nine lovely children". When asked
if Sharon ever finds the subject of who the kids fathers are a tricky
one, she's quick to confess "No it's never a problem, I don't
know who any of their fathers are anyway, so I'm not holding anything
back from them am I". So does Sharon see this chance to become
The Apprentice's Apprentice as a chance to better herself? "Not
really, it's just to get me out the fucking house away from those
fucking screaming kids, they do my head in so much, they have no
idea what's it like trying to support them. They seem to think that
the £800 a week from the social just appears from nowhere.
Little shits, if I knew who the fathers were, at least I'd be able
to palm them off at weekends" sighs Sharon. |
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