Brook launches broadside on WAGs

'Strictly Come Dancing' star Kelly Brook has waltzed into a row with the WAGs.

The model and actress was asked in the latest Company magazine to describe her perfect night out.

"It would probably involve a rugby or football team, a private table and several bottles of champagne!" she said.

But in the next breath she laid into footballers' wives who married soccer stars for the moneyed lifestyle.

"I'm not saying all girls who shack up with footballers do. But I would hate to be a girl thinking: 'What am I going to do when I leave school?', and all I was reading about was these girls marrying footballers, getting magazine deals and launching perfumes.

"I've done it all on my own."

The former 'Big Breakfast' presenter is engaged to actor Billy Zane.

In the interview she gives her top tips for keeping the passion alive - fighting and fantastic lighting.

"Fight a lot. Even if you do agree, pretend you don't," she said. "I'm a brat for the sake of causing trouble - but tongue-in-cheek and with a twinkle in my eye. It's about mentally stimulating each other as much as it is about the physical and emotional side."

Asked for her hot tip on maintaining a good sex life, she replied: "Fantastic lighting! When you redecorate, make sure everything's on dimmers. Either that or candlelight."

Brook was on sparkling form in a photoshoot to accompany the interview, showing off the legs which have mesmerised 'Strictly Come Dancing' viewers.

But she said her looks didn't help her to find work.

"I have to audition for things. They don't just hand it to me because I look hot. I wouldn't keep working if it was just about looks. I'm 27 and there are tons of hotter girls who are 10 years younger than me."

Brook expressed her disapproval for female celebrities who stumbled out of clubs looking the worse for wear.

"Whenever I come out of a restaurant and there's a photographer, I just smile. Hopefully I come across as being myself. I'd never fall out of a nightclub drunk. No night out's worth that - a photo that's there for a lifetime of you with your knickers round your head," she said.

The full interview is in the December issue of Company magazine, on sale Thursday.