Louise Redknapp Is Helped By Her BFF Queenie Gold Post Her Break Up

The former wife of soccer star Jamie, Louis Redknapp is overcoming her break-up with her BFF Queenie Gold’s help.

The beauty bombshell is catering to an array of sexual acts and games on her page which is offered at a price of £300 to £600 per hour. Her website is followed by her fans and buyers who compliment her back with branded shoes, watches, and luxurious Coco de Mer lingerie.

They have been close to each other for years now and lately the cheerleader Queenie or otherwise known as Charli Hooper has been supporting Louis to get out of her boundaries and share pictures of her wearing sexy latex outfits and underwear in her Instagram.

Louise who is been doing rounds to plush clubs like Soho Farmhouse, Steve Wonder concert wrote in one of her posts that: “Love this always been my rock.”

Insiders also stated that: “Louise adores Queenie, or Charli, as she calls her. They’ve been together through thick and thin and have supported each other through break-ups.”

“Queenie has really helped Louise regain her confidence after her marriage collapse and oozes body positivity. She’s helped Louise realize that she has a fantastic figure and is in her prime.”

“At a time when many women feel over the hill, Queenie has encouraged Louise to embrace her body in her forties and always champions her on social media. She’s her biggest cheerleader.”

“They love hanging out together and always have a giggle.”

Louise split from her 19-year marital life after she came on ‘Strictly Come Dancing 2016.’

Speaking about her split the mom of two sons Charley 15 and Beau 11 stated that: “I became a sort of Stepford Wife, wanting to be perfect at it.”

“It was only when I agreed to do Strictly Come Dancing that I realized I couldn’t just go back to that.“

“I didn’t want to continue running around after everyone else, and occasionally promoting a yogurt or doing a little TV presenting job.”

“I wanted to sing, I wanted to perform. I wanted to go back to work on a stage in front of an audience. I actually felt physically sick at the idea that I’d never had that buzz again.”

“And that is when the s**t hit the fan.”