Playboy Jack wants Callie back
INCORRIGIBLE ladies’ man Jack Kidd has been trying to re-ignite his love affair with the woman who presented him with his latest baby — Callie Moore.
Last week, Jack was no longer to be found at his mother Wendy’s plantation house in Barbados, where he has been helping to run her annual Holder’s music festival. Instead, he travelled to Dorset to be with model Callie and their 17-month-old son Jesse.
The polo aficionado already has four older children by his ex-wife, American millionairess Be Kemeny, whose troubled sister Eva is married to Tetra Pak billionaire Hans Kristian Rausing.
Jack and Be dramatically separated five years ago when she sent an email to 200 of their pals, informing them he had confessed to numerous affairs.
But Jack, 39, brother of supermodel Jodie and make-up artist Jemma, was given the heave- ho by Callie earlier this year after she decided she didn’t want to live in Barbados — and found herself a new man in Dorset.
She tells me: ‘Yes, Jack has been staying here and I’m planning to be with him in Spain where he is playing polo this summer.
‘I’ve also broken up with the other man I was seeing but Jack and I are still not back together.’
However, love-lorn Jack has posted on his Facebook page: ‘My life is now with Callie.’ WITH the BBC providing wall-towall coverage of the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic, Andrew Marr was distinctly off-message on his BBC 2 morning show yesterday when he delivered an impromptu rant criticising the commemoration specials.
‘We are treating it as a national celebration. Are we going to be doing this for air crashes in future?’ frothed Marr, adding: ‘I think it is sordid and tasteless and very dull and I hope after today we won’t hear any more about this sad story except from the driest of dry historians.’
What will BBC colleagues John Humphrys and Jeremy Vine make of his outburst? Vine was on Radio 2 late over the weekend reconstructing the sinking with music which had been played by the Titanic’s band and Humphrys presented a live BBC 2 commemorative concert from Belfast. Marr overboard!