Dying Jade Goody wanted doctors to give her a lethal injection after being told her cancer was terminal.

The newly-wed celebrity revealed she asked doctors to help her die so her two sons could "get on with their lives".

Jade, 27, married her fiancé Jack Tweed in a lavish, star-studded ceremony on Sunday.

She admitted: "I said to my doctors, 'I just want to go now, just give me an injection or a tablet. Let me go and let my kids get on with their lives'."

The reality TV star, who has been given weeks to live due to cervical cancer, told OK! magazine she was "ready to go to heaven" after tying the knot.

She sold the picture and TV rights to the ceremony for nearly £1m and has been open about wanting to exploit media interest in her battle with cancer to make money for her sons.

Mum to Bobby, five, and Freddie, four, Jade said she would use a book on bereavement about a dying badger to prepare her boys for her death.

The former Big Brother contestant's plight has generated huge interest, with Prime Minister Gordon Brown expressing his sadness last week.

Justice Secretary Jack Straw changed the conditions of Mr Tweed's bail so he could spend his wedding night with his sick wife.

Tweed, 21, feared he would have to leave soon after they were married because he must adhere to a 7pm curfew following his release from prison earlier this month.

Dying Jade: 'I Hope I Gave You A Laugh'

Jade Goody has said she hopes she leaves people with lots of laughs to remember her by.

The terminally ill star left hospital last week to go home and spend the time she has left with her family.

"I was knackered after the hour-and-a- half journey back to Essex, so I spent the rest of Wednesday sleeping it off," she told New! magazine.

"I hadn't seen (sons) Bobby and Freddy since the christening, so I really wanted to see their faces and give them a big hug.

"They've been staying with their dad, Jeff (Brazier).

"He picked them up from school on Thursday and brought them straight to see me.

"Little Freddy was so excited. He was the first one in the front door. I was so emotional, I burst into tears. I was so happy to see them.

"They stayed for about three hours and we spent the time playing and cuddling."

Speaking about not knowing when her final moments will be, Goody continued: "It's horrible saying goodbye not knowing if I'll see them again.

"I just want us to spend as much time together as we can."

Speaking about her message from Michael Jackson and other goodwill gestures, Goody said: "Can you believe I got a message from Michael Jackson?

"The king of pop! I've always been a massive fan. I love him.

"He got his people to call the hospital because he wanted to speak to me and wish me well.

"But I was asleep! What am I like? So he recorded a little answerphone message and Jack (husband Jack Tweed) played it to me."

She has also received goodwill messages from Robbie Williams and Amy Winehouse.