A court has convicted this stunning model and former WAG of corruption after she got someone else to take her driving test for her.

A French court issued Belgian model Jade Lagardere (nee Foret) fines worth EUR 15,000 (GBP 12,858) after finding her guilty.

The 30-year-old model was found to have paid EUR 15,000 to obtain her French driving licence and sent someone else to her driving test in the French commune of Argenteuil in 2015.

The blue-eyed beauty should have no trouble paying the fines, as she is married to wealthy French businessman Arnaud Lagardere, who is 30 years her senior.

Along with Lagardere, the court sentenced eight other people for corruption, with punishments ranging from fines to six months in prison.

The model’s conviction came on the same day the international Lagardere Group headquartered in Paris became a PLC, thereby reducing her husband’s influence in the company.

The group operates in the publishing, travel retail, live entertainment and media industries. Its total assets were valued at EUR 11.129 billion (GBP 9.550 billion) at the end of 2019.

Lagardere starting modelling at the age of 12 and her career took off at the age of 13 when she posed for the Levis paint brand and later walked the catwalk for Armani.

She was briefly romantically involved with former Belgian international footballer Emile Mpenza, who once played as a striker for Manchester City and Plymouth Argyle.

Lagardere met her current spouse in 2010. She gave birth to their daughter, Liva, in 2012 and they wed in Paris the following year.

Their second daughter, Mila, was born in 2014 and their son, Nolan, was born in 2016.