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Chigwell will be familiar to many from the TV series Essex Wives, which focused on a group of women living in the so-called golden triangle (Loughton and Buckhurst Hill make up the other points on it) and launched the career of former glamour model Jodie Marsh.
- ↑ Cooke, Rachel (26 July 2008). "Rachel Cooke on the uncertain future of reality TV". The Guardian.
...in 2002 when she appeared in the ITV documentary series Essex Wives. It was about rich, tanned women in the 'Golden Triangle' of Chigwell, Buckhurst Hill and Loughton.
- 1 2 GetReading (13 January 2003). "Hips, lips and balls". BerkshireLive .
THERE were a lot of loose ends left when the first series of Footballer's Wives (ITV1 Wednesday) concluded last year especially when it was not certain that another would be commissioned due to relatively poor ratings.
- ↑ Morton, Cole (12 January 2003). "Focus: The joy of Essex: cash, flash and footballers' wives (oh, and some jolly nice countryside)". The Independent. Retrieved 10 March 2020.