Real Housewives’ Dawn Ward ‘shouted racist abuse at Jewish brothers and slapped one’

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Dawn Ward has penned an emotional message thanking her fans, friends and family for their support following the harrowing ordeal she's endured in courts.The Real Housewives of Cheshire star, 48, spoke out on her Instagram feed as she was cleared of two counts of racially aggravated harassment and one count of assault and possession of cocaine after she was arrested in October 2019. "After the most stressful and traumatic period of my life I would like to thank all those people who have supported me and lifted my moral when I was truly and utterly flattened," she started her lengthy statement to her 574,000 followers.

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Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward has been cleared of racially abusing two Jewish men at London Euston after "too many glasses of wine," and possession of cocaine.

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward has been cleared of two counts of racially aggravated harassment, one count of assault and possession of cocaine after she was arrested in October 2019.The reality star, 48, who is married to former footballer Ashley Ward, broke down into tears as the verdict was announced on Friday 25 March. Describing the ordeal as "three years of hell", she told the jury: "Thank you.Thank you so much, thank you from the bottom of my heart.” Dawn had been accused of using "anti-Semitic" language during an exchange with Jewish brothers Jake and Sam Jacobs at Euston Station at the time.

Real Housewives star Dawn Ward sobbed in court as she told the room she “doesn’t see race”.The reality star, 48, told jurors that she had “no idea” the two men accusing her of anti-Semitism were Jewish as her trial continued yesterday.TV star Dawn, who is married to ex-Premier footballer Ashley Ward, also said she has been accused of "hiding her racism" by allowing her daughter Taylor Ward to marry and have a child with Manchester City star Riyad Mahrez. Giving evidence at her trial yesterday afternoon, she denied the accusation that she had called brothers Jake and Sam Jacobs “Jewish c***s” at Euston Station in October 2019.The star told the court: “I don't see anyone's race, religion or anything like that.

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Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward allegedly told a Jewish woman to “shut up you little disease” during a drunken tirade at a London train station, a court heard today

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