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Published: 11/4/2009 20:13:41

Tears flow as a nation laps more of Joost’s infidelity

Joost van der Westhuizen publishes his book and seeks forgiveness: Amor Vittone shedding tears on Radio Jacaranda. Her book will probably follow soon as well.

Hang on. I saw all of this during a visit to London earlier this year.

Joost and Amor must have learned all the publicity stunts from celebrity serial divorcees Peter Andre and Katie Price aka Jordan.

Wait for the Joost and Amor range of reconciliation toys, hamburgers, clothes or perfume products soon.

J WAGNER

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