Dawn Ward told Auschwitz’s surviving granddaughter that she was a ‘disease’ in the drunken tirade ‘

Real Housewives star Dawn Ward is accused of having a drunken rant against Jake and Sam Jacobs and Samantha Eisner

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward told a Jewish woman “close your little illness” during a drunken tirade at a London train station, a court heard today

Ward, who is married to ex-Premier League footballer Ashley Ward, allegedly abused the Jewish brothers Jake and Sam Jacobs in London Euston in October 2019.

The Jacob brothers should ask customer service why trains were delayed when the 48-year-old reality star allegedly got drunk on them and said, “Why do you always complain?”

Inside London Crown Court, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice, Ward also called Jewish woman Samantha Eisner, who is the girlfriend of Jake Jacobs, a “minor illness”.

Ward should also be found with cocaine in a cigarette pack.

She denies two counts of racist aggravated harassment and possession of cocaine.

Miss Eisner said today: “I did not notice her until she started talking to us while we were at the information office.

“She said ‘Why do you always complain?’ and I replied ‘What do you mean?’

“She told the boys’ you Jewish artist, and then she kept telling me I was a little sick.

“I do not think we had many answers because we were shocked, we were excited.

“It was horrible, I was upset and my grandfather was in Auschwitz and survived Auschwitz. It’s been such a long time, you think it’s stopped and it’s going on.

“We were excited enough that we involved the police because we thought it was important. It was really exciting.”

She said after her partner left to call the police, Ward repeatedly told her and Sam Jacobs, “I’m not a racist, I’m not a racist.”

Miss Eisner said she believed her boyfriend was wearing a Star of David necklace when he and his brother were allegedly targeted by Ward.

She agrees that “there is nothing about her own appearance that identifies her as Jewish.”

Lisa Judge, defending Ward, read a statement from Euston Station security manager referring to the Jacobs brothers, who mocked Ward for her “Botox and wealth.”

Nanny denied the allegations, saying, “I do not remember saying that. I did not know then who she was.

She added: “‘She seemed to be maybe having drugs, or drinking alcohol, or something.”

Asked if anyone at the station had come to the rescue during the incident, Miss Eisner said: “No and it’s very sad. It’s horrible no one did until we asked for help.

“It was very hot, very excited.”

Sam Jacobs also gave evidence today and told the jurors: “She said to Samantha ‘Shut up you f * cking disease’.

Samantha did not even speak to Dawn except when she said ‘Calm down, calm down’.

“I felt very upset. I am a Jewish person and proud of it and in today’s society I do not expect these comments to be made about a Jewish person.

He also denied that he had talked about Ward’s “Botox or wealth”.

The interior designer was sitting in the back of the courtroom with her husband in a cream blouse and cream pants.