Freddy Brazier 'smokes joint' with Jade Goody's mum fuelling row with dad Jeff
TV presenter Jeff Brazier is said to have a court date set to stop his son Freddy from seeing Jade Goody's mum Jackiey as photos emerge of them smoking by the Thames
Jeff Brazier has reportedly set a court date to stop his son Freddy seeing his grandma after new photos have emerged of them smoking together. The 20-year-old model has been seen spending time with Jade Goody's mum despite his dad's concerns.
He welcomed sons Freddy and Bobby with the late Jade Goody and is now trying to block contact with the Big Brother star's mother Jackiey.
In March, it was reported Jeff had launched legal proceedings to stop the pair from meeting up with each other. It has previously been reported how Freddy had a 'secret feud' with his dad and 'storms out the house' after huge rows, opting to stay at nan Jackiey Budden's flat in southeast London to cool down.
While appearing on Celebrity Race Around The World, Jeff even revealed he doesn't 'see loads of him' as "Fred isn't at home loads". New photos have shown Freddy with Jackiey, 68, by the Thames in South London. The grandson and grandma appeared to be smoking what looked like a joint, in photos in the Sun.
The publication also reports Jeff has a court date to stop Freddy seeing Jackiey amid concerns for his welfare. 'These pictures show exactly why Jeff is so worried about his son," a source told them.
'Jackiey's influence over Freddy is harmful to his overall wellbeing. It's very sad that a grandmother would want to encourage her grandson to do something that could potentially be so damaging.'
Last year, sources claimed Freddy and Jeff's arguments get so intense the model would storm off to see his nan. "Freddy will often turn up on the doorstep, sometimes very unhappy, and wanting to see his nan,' a source claimed to the Mail at the time. "He and Jeff often argue, the rows can be bad, things go really, really pear-shaped between them and that's it, he leaves.
'While Jackiey has her issues - and will be the first to admit she isn't the most perfect or archetypal grandmother - he can share his feelings with her which is something he can't do at Jeff's."
Despite the situation, Jeff and Freddy appeared on Celebrity Race Across The World together as viewers got a glimpse into their dynamic.
Jeff had expressed excitement at the prospect of embarking on the gruelling trip with Freddy, as they would finally have had the opportunity to spend time together despite living under the same roof.
"D'you know what I'm most looking forward to about this trip is that I feel like I'm about to learn a lot more about my son," Jeff previously said.
Further sharing his thoughts, the presenter explained to viewers in the opening episode of the series: "[Fred] isn't at home loads and as a result, I don't see loads of him, but the beauty of this trip is he's with me and can't shake me off."
The Mirror has contacted Jeff's representatives for comment.
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