LONDON (AFP) – Jade Goody, the cancer-stricken British reality television star, was christened along with her two children on Saturday in what her publicist called a "final good-bye".

The 27-year-old, who found fame on "Big Brother" in 2002, was "very pale and fragile" during the ceremony at the Royal Marsden Hospital in west London, publicist Max Clifford said.

Sitting in a chair, Goody wore her hospital gown and had her drip still attached during the christenings.

Clifford said it was the last thing that Goody would do publicly. The ceremony, attended by friends and family, was photographed by a magazine.

The star, whose cervical cancer has spread to other parts of her body, has likely only weeks to live.

She wanted the christenings to take place in a church but was too unwell to leave hospital.

"She was saying a final good-bye to some people," Clifford said.

"She finds it very hard to stay awake for more than a few minutes but she stayed awake for the 20 minutes of the service."

Goody is trying to make as much money as she can in her remaining days to pay for the upkeep and education of her sons Bobby, five, and Freddy, four.

She married 21-year-old partner Jack Tweed on February 22 after a nine-day engagement, for which media rights were sold.

Photographs of the christenings will be also published in a magazine.

"I'm no medical expert but I doubt she will leave (the hospital)," Clifford said.

On her first "Big Brother" appearance, the ex-dental nurse from south London shot to fame for for her loud mouth and lack of general knowledge.

On "Celebrity Big Brother" in 2007, she sparked a major row in Britain and India over her treatment of Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty after she was accused of racist bullying towards the Indian star.

Source: AFP