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JET - A Personal Profile 

Ever since the Gladiators burst on to UK screens in 1992, Jet has been one of the most popular sporting superstars in Britain. Her determination, tenacity and skill have made her one of the most feared Gladiators of all and her winning personality has won her an army of fans. Now for the first time, you can see another side of Jet. Our video cameras go behind the scenes to capture Jet in an amazing series of real life roles away from the Gladiator arena - taking her back to where she started as a young gymnast, showing her leading her dance aerobic Master Class and letting you into the secrets of how she manages to look so gorgeous while maintaining her busy schedule. It's all here - and more, much more on JET - Personal File.
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Ever since the Gladiators burst on to UK screens in 1992, Jet has been one of the most popular sporting superstars in Britain. Her determination, tenacity and skill have made her one of the most feared Gladiators of all and her winning personality has won her an army of fans. Now for the first time, you can see another side of Jet. Our video cameras go behind the scenes to capture Jet in an amazing series of real life roles away from the Gladiator arena - taking her back to where she started as a young gymnast, showing her leading her dance aerobic Master Class and letting you into the secrets of how she manages to look so gorgeous while maintaining her busy schedule. It's all here - and more, much more on JET - Personal File.

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