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Andy Jordan admits he cried breaking up with Louise Thompson.

The ‘Made in Chelsea’ star tried hard to avoid the embarrassment of crying on TV when he filmed his emotional break-up with Louise and just narrowly managed to avoid tears by running into a nearby toilet.

He told We Love Pop magazine: "I tried my best to avoid it. When I was breaking up with Louise I came really close but I went and cried in the loo. I got to the lip-wobble and I was like, ‘Cut!’ "

Andy prefers dating low-maintenance women and isn’t easily wooed by girls who wear lashings of make-up and don sexy dresses.

He said: "I’m not too fussed, I don’t care if your hair is perfect or if you have loads of make-up on. Clean is good – a shower here and here. But I don’t give a monkeys if you aren’t wearing high heels or tight clothes. I like comfy girls."

The stars of the E4 show have been criticised for being rich and pampered, but Andy insists money doesn’t buy happiness.

He said: "I don’t believe in money as a form of happiness and it often breeds unhappiness. If you become spoilt you lose sight of what’s good in life."

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