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LIVE LOVE LEGACY: ALI CAMPBELL


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Which Celebrity Relationship Are You?


It’s Friday night and your man calls you from work saying his meeting ran late and he’s not going to make the fi lm you were planning to see, do you


a) Drive to his offi ce and sit outside the meeting until he is done.


b) Take another guy friend, to teach him a lesson. c)


Immediately get on the phone to you girlfriends and explain he’s def having an affair.


d) Demand he fi nishes the meeting early to meet you on time. e) Call the cinema and book a later showing.


Summer holiday time is approaching and you’ve been dreaming of a summer beach getaway all year. But your man is an adventure buff and wants to go hiking. What do you do?


a) Hide his passport and miraculously ‘fi nd’ it again shortly before your planned beach trip giving him no time to organise another trip


b) Assume it’s because he wants to check out other sporty types so book a girlie holiday and decide you will def pull


c) Presume it's because he doesn’t want to be seen with you in a bikini


d) Book the beach holiday, he knows he has no choice e) Choose a destination that has both the beautiful beaches and the adventure trips, use the opportunity to try something new!


It’s your ‘quarter anniversary’ but a premier league match is on at the pub. He announces he wants to watch the game. Do you:


a) Sit at his side the entire game, only allowing him space for bathroom breaks.


b) Go to the pub, but spend 90 minutes chatting up the fi t guy at the bar.


c) Sit at home and mope. d) Enforce an absolute ban, no pub, no mates, no footie e) Suggest a late dinner or drinks after the game where you can have his full attention


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A new scantily clad Cheryl Cole music video pops on TV and he doesn’t immediately look away. Your response?


a) Switch the TV off b) Scream about why he’d rather watch that than look at you c) Shut yourself in the bathroom and sob d) Force him to give you 10 reasons as to why he’d rather be with you than her


e) Laugh it off- he’s got a snowball’s chance in hell anyway!


It’s coming up to his birthday and you want to plan something special, he however is happy to go for a drink in the pub. You


a) Whinge until he does what you want to do b) Tell him fi ne, the pub sounds great then dress up in your skimpiest outfi t, fl irt with his friends and glare at any woman within a 10 metre radius


c) Accept that he doesn’t want to spend any quality time with you and leave him to get hammered with the lads


d) Book something anyway, then call each and every one of his friends telling them to back off from the birthday weekend


e) Do both! Remember it’s his birthday and he’s entitled to do what he likes, but suggest what you’d like to do and built it into the day, too!


You’re out at a restaurant with a group of mutual friends, and the waitress has that cute girl- next- door thing going on. You’re convinced your man is ogling her. Do you


a) Drape your arms around his neck ready for some serious PDA next time she brings the drinks over


b) Have a loud, indiscreet slanging match with your man then call her an appropriate swear word before fl ouncing out.


c) Order the biggest burger and fries on the menu whilst silently admitting you’d never look that good in an apron


d) Demand that you all have to leave the restaurant as the staff are not up to scratch


e) You enjoy your food, the drinks and the company, because you know you’re the one going home with him - everyone looks now and again


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