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As her mum made tea downstairs...

I had rub a dub in the tub with Girls Aloud babe Cheryl

EXCLUSIVE by Matthew Acton

GIRLS ALOUD sexbomb Cheryl Tweedy welcomed her boyfriend home from work with an all-over soaping in a candlelit bathroom.

And only when he was dripping with suds did she slide into the water with him for sex.

"Most blokes would only have pie and chips to look forward to after a hard day, but Cheryl liked to get me in the bath," said furniture salesman Jason Mack.

"She'd have all these little candles lit around the bathroom and run the water really hot, with these oils in it that she liked. It was like a Turkish bath.

"She'd gently wash and soap me all over—and I mean all over—as I just lay back and relaxed with my eyes shut. Then she'd take off her bathrobe and climb into the bath too. We'd make love with her on top and me running my hands all over her body. It was an amazing way to make love.

"There was nothing animal about it. It was quiet and romantic and I can still hear the water lapping against the side of the bath over our little moans and groans."

They had to keep it quiet...because Cheryl's mum Joan was downstairs having a teatime cuppa.

Jason, 25, first spotted Cheryl, 19, when she walked past his furniture shop in Byker, Newcastle. She was a waitress at a local cafe.

"From the moment I saw Cheryl I wanted her," he said. "She has the most perfect face, great legs and a fantastic backside."

Body

Within days they were dating, and within weeks Cheryl's mum allowed him to stay in her daughter's room. Jason explained: "I was living on my own at the time in a really grotty flat. Her mother Joan didn't like her spending a lot of time with me there so she said I could move in.

"She knew what we were up to and probably figured she could at least keep an eye on things if we were living under the same roof.

"Besides bathtime we'd make love virtually every night of the week but the only problem was Joan had the bedroom next to ours.

"We'd be giggling like idiots under the covers for a couple of hours after she'd turned in to be sure she'd be asleep, then we were at it.

"We'd do it for hours with some nice R&B tracks on the stereo turned down really low. Cheryl wanted it in every position possible but she liked me to take the lead. She loved sex but wanted a man to be a man and was happy for me to decide how we'd do it.

"I certainly wasn't complaining. I had free reign over that stunning body of hers and she loved every minute of it."

Saturday mornings were even better. That was when mum Joan did her weekly shop at Morrisons supermarket. "As soon as that door banged shut we'd be going at it hammer and tongs until she came back a couple of hours later," said Jason. "We'd make love two or three times on a Saturday and we didn't have to keep quiet—though I don't know what the neighbours made of it."

Cheryl, who won a place in the chart-topping band after beating thousands of hopefuls in ITV's Popstars: The Rivals, was so smitten with Jason that she would save up her cafe wages to buy him expensive designer clothes such as Lacoste, Rockport and Henri Lloyd. In return he had a tattoo of a she-devil with the word ‘Chez' inscribed underneath.

"It's a woman with a red catsuit which Cheryl picked from the catalogue because she thought it looked like her," Jason smiled.

He also believes that Cheryl saved his life.

"When I first met her I was doing a lot of cocaine," he admitted. "Some days I'd blow £200 on the stuff, and I'd be drinking bottles of Bud from 8am until I crashed out at God knows when. But she'd sit with me for hours to talk me out of going out and getting drugs. In a couple of weeks I turned my back on cocaine."

Cheryl is now embroiled in a criminal court case. She has been charged with assault in an alleged race attack on a nightclub attendant in Guildford, Surrey. The case has been adjourned to next Friday.

But Jason has only been able to follow the case from the sidelines. Their 18-month relationship faltered as her ambition to make it big in the pop world took over. Cheryl began to spend more and more time away singing and they agreed to part in February last year.

Since then Girls Aloud hit the UK's Christmas No1 spot with their debut single Sound Of The Underground. Their next single No Good Advice is out next month.

"She always told me she'd make it big and I believed her," said Jason. "She kept me in touch with what she was doing and I voted for her every time she appeared on Pop Stars: The Rivals.

"She's achieved her dream and I'm so proud of her."

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