Cancer victim Jade Goody's hopes for her children have been unveiled in a poignant final message.
The reality TV star said she hoped Bobby and Freddie would turn into "fine, upstanding young men", and that their times together were her "most precious memories", according to a report.
The 27 year old also pledges that her husband Jack Tweed, mother Jackiey and the boys' father Jeff Brazier would help bring the boys up.
Her message - published in The Sun - comes from a book called Jade: Remember Me This Way, about her life. It is being published later this month with profits going to charity Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Addressing Bobby, five, and Freddie, four, Goody said: "I have asked for this book to be made so that when you are older you can remember just how much fun we had together.
Goody said: "We had so many wonderful adventures together, from horse-riding and fishing in Wales to camel rides in the desert of Abu Dhabi and water fights at Butlins.
"These are my most precious memories, and this book will be your keepsake so that you will always remember the good times.
"Some person much wiser than me once said that if you never discovered something you would die for, then you haven't lived. Well, you are both proof that I have lived. I will love you always. Mummy."
The 27-year-old died on March 22 after losing a battle against cervical cancer.
Her funeral takes place on Saturday in Essex.
