Jade Goody's mum Jackiey hits back at Jeff Brazier in war over Freddy after weed smoking pics
JADE Goody's mum Jackiey has hit back at Jeff Brazier in a war over Freddy, after their weed smoking pictures emerged.
Freddy, 20, has reportedly been living with his grandmother for the past week despite Jeff taking legal action to stop him from seeing her.
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Then, in a clip shared on TikTok this week, a shirtless Freddy and his grandmother could be seen dancing around in the garden of her South London home.
This comes after Freddy was spotted 'smoking a joint' with his former reality TV star grandmother near Tower Bridge in full view of tourists.
Our exclusive photos and video show them smoking a suspicious-looking cigarette as Jackiey was seen to be 'acting erratically' with her grandson.
An onlooker remarked: "The pair were puffing away in the open, in full view of tourists passing by and there was an aromatic smell in the air.
The source added: "She appeared to be acting erratically."
It comes as Freddy's TV presenter dad Jeff Brazier, 46, recently launched legal action to block Jackiey, 68, from seeing him.
Now, Jackiey has hit back.
The mum of Jade Goody dismissed the legal action, and said: 'This is all nonsense - seriously. I'm serious. Freddie has been here this morning.
'He's just left. He will come back. I'm still going to be seeing him.'
Freddy Brazier defies dad Jeff by posting TikTok dance with gran Jackiey after legal action to stop him seeing her
The 68-year-old was also defended by her neighbours, who told MailOnline: 'I've known her for years. She's a good nan. She's been through hell.
'She loves those boys. She might not always be very diplomatic. But she's protective of the lads.
'She'd do anything for them.'
Freddy was just four, and his EastEnders actor brother Bobby five, when their mother Jade Goody died from cervical cancer in 2009.
The Big Brother legend passed away at the age of 27 with the two boys then raised by their dad.
Jackiey and Jeff have clashed several times over the years before The Sun on Sunday revealed that the former Dancing on Ice contestant had taken legal action following concerns for his son's wellbeing.
Despite trying to keep the duo apart, The Mail reports that Freddy spent the last week with his grandmother at her home in Bermondsey.
A source told the publication: "Jeff was never going to keep Freddy away from his Nanny for very long – they've always had a strong bond.
"Jeff may hate her for all sorts of reasons going back many years, but Freddy loves her very much.
"They had a great time together, playing with her dog and catching up at her flat – where he has often stayed over the years.
"Whatever Jeff hoped to achieve with his legal efforts, it hasn't worked."
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