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Jeremy Jackson's ex-wife believes he needs help.
The 34-year-old actor was removed from the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house on Saturday (10.01.15) after allegedly groping fellow housemate Chloe Goodman, and his former partner Loni Willison has now spoken out to say she believes the 'Ex On the Beach' star should press charges so he can be helped with his issues.
She said: "Chloe should report Jeremy to the police for his own good."
The 31-year-old fitness model - who split from the former 'Baywatch' star last year - said it is important he receives help, as she claims he attempted to strangle her last August, resulting in neck injuries, scratches, and two broken ribs.
Explaining why she didn't report her beau to police at the time, she said: "I didn't when he attacked me because I was scared. I was in a bad place emotionally and didn't want Jeremy to go to jail."
The troubled star's former partner also slammed the show's producers for providing him with alcohol on the evening of the incident, because of his addiction problems to alcohol and illegal drugs in the past.
She told The Sun newspaper: "It's irresponsible of the producers to let him on there and give him alcohol with his history of addiction problems. Something like this was bound to happen."
Although Chloe is still in the house, police have confirmed they are investigating the incident, even though Jeremy flew out of the UK yesterday (11.01.15).
A spokesman for Hertfordshire police said: "We were made aware of an alleged incident that took place in the Big Brother house in Borehamwood in the early hours of Saturday January 10th.
"We are currently working with the program's producers as part of our enquiries. It would be inappropriate to comment any further at this time."

Vicky Pattison would "love" to go on 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!'.
The former 'Geordie Shore' star was linked to appearing on the jungle challenge show last year and though she found the constant speculation a "pain", she admits she would jump at the chance to take part.
She said: "The speculation became such a pain in the arse. I was 8 to 1 to win it! Even my close friends were saying, 'I know you can't tell us, but good luck in the jungle.'
"It's something I'd love to do. I see people who go and do it and don't give it their all."
However, the 27-year-old brunette insists she won't follow in her former co-stars Charlotte Crosby and [ex-fiancee] Ricci Guarnaccio's footsteps by taking part in 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
She said: "Charlotte did it and Ricci did it. He didn't do so well. I see 'Big Brother' as an extension of 'Geordie Shore'. It would drive me up the wall.
"I'd end up punching a national treasure out of sheer frustration. It's not for me."
Now she has left 'Geordie Shore', Vicky has set her sights on landing presenting roles.
Asked where she hopes to be in five years time, she told new! magazine: "I'll be handing Dermot O'Leary's P45 to him. I'm joking! My goal is to be a TV presenter. Dermot is such a nice bloke. One thing I'd love to add to my list is more charity work. I want to be more selfless."

Emilia Fox's daughter has a playroom on the 'Silent Witness' set.
The 40-year-old actress - who has played Dr. Nikki Alexander on the show for 10 years - loves taking four-year-old Rose, who she has with former partner Jeremy Gilley, to work with her because she is made so welcome.
She said: "Rose is very much part of the show - as soon as she was born she had a room which the props guys kitted out with toys. She still comes on set which works very well with the juggle - and it is a juggle for any parent. You need to be able to work well as a parent."
Though Emilia has to work long hours on the show, she cherishes her time off between jobs as she can be with her daughter.
She said: "I work long hours but I might also have a few days off and that means I can be Mum from dawn to dusk.
"Before you're a parent, when you're unemployed, you're like, 'What am I going to work on?' But now in those moments I think, ah Rose and I get to be together, which is lovely."
And Emilia - who split from filmmaker Jeremy in 2011 - says the little girl is already showing signs of following in her footsteps.
She told OK! magazine: "She's such an entertainer. She's watching 'Calamity Jane' at the moment and knows all the songs and dance moves. But she might want to do what her dad does or something completely different and I'd support that."

'The Vicar of Dibley' protagonist Geraldine Granger is to become a bishop.
The comedy character - played by Dawn French - is to return for a one-off episode of the classic sitcom for Comic Relief, which will follow her fight to be consecrated Britain's first female bishop against stiff competition from other famous faces.
A source linked to the production told the Daily Mail newspaper: "Dawn's character assumes she is a shoo-in to become the Bishop of Dibley but the joke is that there are some very unexpected names in the frame. Some big names have been cast as the rivals but to name them would give away the joke."
The 57-year-old actress has been spotted shooting the 'Bishop of Dibley' special at several locations in Central London in the past few days, including the Inner Temple.
The hilarious BBC programme - which began in 1994 - addressed the topic of female bishops in a 2013 sketch, and Dawn has previously expressed her wish to film something honouring the move to allow women to hold the religious position.
In 2008, she said: "All I am saying is that Richard [Curtis, writer] has got his eye on the ball.
"There are conversations, obviously, in the Anglican Church about female bishops - so watch this space!"
The BBC has yet to reveal further details of the plot, but the sketch will air on March 13 as part of the charity fundraiser's BBC telethon.
BBC spokesman said: "I can confirm there's going to be a Dibley sketch for Red Nose Day on Friday, 13 March, but I can't confirm anything further or provide any more detail at this stage."

Dara Ó Briain has quit 'The Apprentice: You're Fired!'.
The 42-year-old comedian has presented the spin-off show since 2010, but has decided to retire from the show because he has interviewed so many people.
He said: "After five years hosting 'You're Fired', I've decided to pass the chair on to someone else.
"In that time, I've interviewed 84 wannabe apprentices."
The host - who has two children with his wife, Susan - joked he feels he may turn into harsh 'The Apprentice' professional interviewer Claude Littner if he stays on the programme, but admitted his commitment to comedy is what made him decide to leave the show.
He explained: "If I interview any more, I'll turn into Claude Littner. Mainly though, I'm back on tour again this year and I'd like to enjoy getting laughs off my own incompetence for a while."
No replacement for the stand-up comic has yet been announced, but he wished his luck to his successor, adding the job is "lots of fun".
He continued: "Best of luck to whoever takes over the chair, you'll have lots of fun with them."
The news of Dara's departure comes a month after Lord Alan Sugar's trusted adviser Nick Hewer announced he would be leaving the main 'The Apprentice' programme after 10 years.
In a statement, he said: "I've been pondering my departure from 'The Apprentice' for a while and have decided that year 10 is the appropriate time. So I leave with relief, tinged with regret.
"Anyone can do what Karren and I have been doing, but it takes stamina to follow the candidates week after week, and my stamina is not up to those long weeks."

Dot Branning will be accused of killing her son, Nick, in a forthcoming 'EastEnders' storyline.
The much-loved character - played by veteran actress June Brown, 87 - will shock fans next month when she is charged with the murder of 'Nasty' Nick Cotton (John Altman) and later confesses, during a week of live episodes celebrating the soap's 30th anniversary.
A source revealed: "Having Dot accused of murdering Nick will be a real shocker.
"Everyone has been waiting for Lucy Beale's killer to be revealed as part of the anniversary week, which will happen. But in this amazing twist, the soap will immediately be plunged into another big murder mystery."
Viewers have been waiting for several months to find out who murdered Lucy Beale, with several different characters having motives to commit the crime, and producers are hoping this next mystery will keep fans watching even after they find out who killed the youngster.
The insider continued: "The prospect of widowed pensioner Dot facing trial and being put behind bars for killing her own son is a huge storyline. Producers have been plotting it for over a year, ever since John Altman returned."
The evil character - who will be killed off imminently - was previously believed to have died when he faked his own death, leading his mother to believe she had seen his ghost when he unexpectedly returned last autumn.
This time, the chain-smoking launderette worker will be seen confessing her crime to police, but sources revealed the storyline won't be as straightforward as it first appears, promising to keep viewers gripped.
The source told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "'EastEnders' has enjoyed a massive resurgence in recent months and producers are convinced this murder plot involving Dot will help them keep ahead in the ratings battle with 'Coronation Street'."

Kian Egan and Jodi Albert want to go travelling.
The couple - who are expecting their second child, a sibling for three-year-old son Koa - are keen for their kids to see the world while they are still young.
Kian, 34, said: "We're both lucky to have travelled a lot of the world already but there are so many places we want to go back to or visit for the first time. It's much easier to do that when the kids are young and we love the idea of creating family memories together."
Jodi added to Closer magazine: "Our lives are quite manic with work as we don't do the usual 9 to 5 so we never know when a good work opportunity might present itself but we'd love to escape to somewhere amazing and explore this year."
While the couple - who have been together for 11 years and married in 2009 - may be offered a lot of work, they are happy to take a step back and focus on their children and life together.
Jodi, 31, said: "Family bonding time is really important to us. We always say we did so much in our careers at a young age that we now feel content to enjoy the quiet life."

Jeremy Jackson was removed from 'Celebrity Big Brother' after allegedly "groping" Chloe Goodman.
The former 'Baywatch' actor was evicted from the house after "deliberately opening" the 'Ex On The Beach' star's dressing gown.
He claimed his behaviour wasn't "groping", telling Big Brother: "It seemed like flirtation to me."
When asked if he thought his actions were acceptable, he replied: "When you say it like that it sounds disgusting. It wasn't a lift of a robe... Yes. It's not acceptable. And I made a mistake and I'm in boiling water over it.
"Believe it or not I'm just being silly. I'm too emotionally wounded to engage any relationship. I'm just not that guy."
Jeremy was asked to leave after admitting he would "accept all ramifications" of his actions.
Asked whether he had anything else to say, he replied: "Besides apologising and insisting it was not a 'ripping open' or aggressive move, no there is nothing. I accept all ramifications."
The exit of the 34-year-old actor was then made official by Big Brother, who said: "As a result of your actions, Big Brother has no choice but to remove you from the house."
The incident happened when a drunk Jeremy was being looked after by the 21-year-old contestant in the house's toilets.
After the event, Chloe was seen repeatedly telling fellow housemates, Cami Li and Nadia Sawalha: "It's just a shock".
In an interview with Big Brother later on in the show, the former model admitted the whole incident had left her feeling "vulnerable".
She said: "I just feel a little bit vulnerable. I know I have done Page 3 but that was my choice.
"Jeremy opening up my dressing gown was not my choice."

Jeremy Jackson has been removed from the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house.
The 34-year-old actor - who is best known for starring as Hobie Buchannon in 'Baywatch' - was kicked out of the house by the show's bosses after an incident, which will be revealed to viewers later today (10.01.15).
A statement announcing the news read: "Tonight's episode of 'Celebrity Big Brother' has moved to the later time of 10pm on Channel 5.
"This episode features explosive drama between the housemates and includes an incident that results in Jeremy Jackson being removed from the house."
Meanwhile, Jeremy recently claimed that he doesn't "just fit into one box", after fellow 'Celebrity Big Brother' contestant, Nadia Sawalha, commented on his changing behaviour.
He said: "It's called prismatic ... It means there's multiple shades to me. I have multiple dynamics to my personality. I don't just fit into one box."
Later on in that episode, another contestant, Perez Hilton expressed his worry for the actor, calling him "borderline scary".
The 36-year-old gossip blogger said: "The fact that Jeremy is boozing a lot, and he's just coming off a bad break up, makes me think he's not in a very mentally stable state right now.
"There's entertaining and then there's scary, and he's borderline scary."