Bobby and Freddy Brazier heal family feud as they support dad Jeff as he makes stage debut

The Sun

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BOBBY Brazier and his brother Freddy came together for one night to support their dad in his new stage debut - despite their ongoing feud.
The brothers put aside their differences to watch their TV presenter dad make his debut in the new West End show 101 Dalmations: The Musical.
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Jeff plays the role of Casper in the new musical, alongside JLS singer Aston Merrygold, who stars as his onscreen brother Jasper.
The musical is playing at the Eventim Apollo in London from now until August 30.
Jeff shares Bobby and Freddy with late TV reality star Jade Goody.
The family feud began after Jeff started proceedings to stop Freddy seeing his maternal grandmother Jackiey Budden, 68,
Jeff insists that she is a bad influence on Freddy, 20, but that hasn't stopped the youngster spending time at his nan's flat in Bermondsey, despite his dad filing court paperwork.
Last month, Freddy snubbed Jeff on Father's Day amid the ongoing legal battle to stop him seeing Jackiey.
Instead he chose to keep quiet, and not post anything, while his brother Bobby did post about his dad on Father's Day.
Taking to Instagram at the time, the EastEnders star shared a photo of himself, Jeff and Freddy stood on a beach, looking out towards the ocean.
With the three having their arms around each other in the snap, he captioned: "My dad's a rock."
Freddy and Bobby's beloved mum Jade died of cervical cancer on Mother's Day in 2009.
Meanwhile, Freddy recently made a shock U-turn on plans to enter rehab – just days after admitting he's been hooked on smoking since the age of 12.
The TV star - who appeared on Celebrity Race Across The World with his dad - shared his dramatic change of heart on Instagram.
Posting a black and white throwback of himself as a child, Freddy wrote: 'You know what I don't need rehab! I just need a holiday with a good group of boys or a retreat.'
It came just days after Freddy stunned followers when he opened up about his long-standing smoking addiction.
He revealed he wanted to get help in Spain for cannabis, saying he 'wants a healthy relationship with his dad'.
Inside Bobby Brazier's burgeoning TV career
Bobby Brazier has risen through the ranks to become a well known face on British TV.
As the son of Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier, he has been well-known amongst the public from a young age.
Bobby first embarked on a showbiz career when he was just 16-years old when he started modelling.
The star made his catwalk debut in 2020 at Milan Fashion Week, but it wasn't long before he had his eyes on a TV career.
He shot to prominence in 2022 when he was cast as Freddie Slater in EastEnders.
The incredibly acting skills displayed on screen earned him the National Television Award in the 'Rising Star' category.
His famous dad was in tears as Bobby accepted the award on stage in front of the likes of Holly Willoughby and Alison Hammond.
It wasn't long before BBC bosses wanted him to take part in the 21st series of Strictly Come Dancing.
He clearly impressed the viewers with his dancing skills as he made the grand final and was a runner-up.
Since then, viewers were delighted when he returned to his role in the long-running BBC One soap.
In a heartfelt post, he said: 'I want to be clean so I can life happily and have healthy relationships with people.."
"...and be there for all of my family rather then feeling like I'm in the middle and have to choose a side.'
Freddy also shared hopes of mending things with his famous father, saying: 'I want to play football and take up boxing.
"I want to be happy and be in a healthy relationship and have a healthy relationship with my Nana and my father.'
During his appearance on BBC's Celebrity Race Across the World, Bobby opened up about the grief he suffered after his mum died.
He said: "I don't really remember being held by my mum… if I had more memories with her, it would have made it a whole lot harder for me, but I think I would rather that than not remembering the things I had done with my mum.'"
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