JORDAN WORTH was sentenced to prison in 2018 after being found guilty of abusing her ex-partner Alex Skeel.
Alex’s tragedy has now been documented in the BBC documentary Abused By My Girlfriend.
Who is Jordan Worth?
Jordan Worth is a woman who was imprisoned for abusing her former partner Alex Skeel.
She earned a 2:1 Honours Degree in Fine Arts from the University of Hertfordshire.
Jordan, who had two children with Alex during their relationship, had aspired to be a teacher at the time.
Worth and Alex met in college in 2012, when they were both 16 years old.
The former couple began dating and eventually moved in together in their home in the Bedfordshire village of Stewartby.
Alex has bravely spoken out about his ordeal in numerous interviews and on the BBC show since then.
Worth scalded him with boiling water and attacked him with knives and hammers, according to him.
When neighbors inquired about his injuries, Alex stated that he had inflicted them on himself.
Jordan also forbade Alex from communicating with his family, sending them angry messages through his phone before smashing it.
He was not permitted to sleep in the same bed as his partner for nine months.
Alex said that he was just “10 days away from death” when a police officer, summoned by worried neighbors, eventually convinced him to speak the truth about Jordan’s abuse.
At the time, he had been left with open, infected wounds and weighed just seven stone.
“I was told if I had stayed much longer I would have died.
“The doctors and the police were of the same opinion — that I had about ten days left,” he told The Sun.
Who are Jordan Worth’s parents?
Little is known about Worth’s parents, however she is said to come from a “loving and supportive family.”
Jordan and Alex’s children have not been named publicly.
Jordan was imprisoned in 2018.
After confessing to controlling or coercive behavior, hurting with purpose, and causing severe bodily harm, she was sentenced to seven and a half years in jail.
Worth was also issued an indefinite restraining order.
Jordan was engaged to bricklayer Adam Steff in 2023, according to The Sun.
She was freed from p-rison in 2022 after serving only a portion of her sentence.
