
Freddy Brazier told 'go home' as he sparks huge concern with family issues post
Fans of Freddy Brazier have been left 'heartbroken' after the 20-year-old shared a concerning post in which he opened up on a number of 'things he hates' including his 'family issues'
Fans of Freddy Brazier are expressing concern for the 20-year-old following an emotional social media update. The youngest son of TV presenter Jeff Brazier and the late Jade Goody recently shared an worrying TikTok about all a "whole load of things" he hates.
In the TikTok, Freddy - who is said to be living with his maternal grandmother amid a strained relationship with dad Jeff - wrote over an image of himself and Jackiey Budden, Jade's mother, with things he hates. Included in the list, Freddy wrote "my relationship with weed", "step parents", "I don't know how to love because I've never felt loved" and "my family issues".
"Ah man this is gona be sad to watch," one TikTok user wrote underneath Freddie's post. "Go home son, this is not what mum wanted for u sweetheart," another suggested as a third wrote: "Sending you love Fred! Watched you in race across the world & you're such a decent lad with so much potential."
Freddy's sad post comes amid claims dad Jeff is waging a legal battle with Jade's mum in an effort to 'protect' his 20-year-old son. Over the weekend, Freddy cheekily posted a TikTok with Jackiey revelling in the sun at her South London garden - seemingly confirming reports Freddy has moved out of Jeff's in favour of living with his nan.
It looks like Freddy has a strained relationship with his big brother too, skipping Bobby's 22nd birthday festivities on Monday. According to The Sun, the party felt an air of "sadness" after Freddy's absence, where Bobby is said to have spent time with Jeff and stepmum Kate instead.
A insider revealed: "Bobby celebrated his birthday with dad Jeff and step mum Kate over the weekend. It was a really nice family occasion, but everyone really missed Freddie."
Freddy was just four-years-old when his mother Jade died of cervical cancer in 2009. In the wake of Jade's death, Jeff threw himself into raising Freddy and Bobby and doing all he could to give his boys a stable childhood after suffering such a trauma.
Sadly, Jeff has publicly acknowledged seeing less of Freddy, as disclosed during their stint on Celebrity Race Across the World last year. However, things have worsened over recent months and insiders have claimed Jeff has failed in his attempt to keep Freddy away from Jackiey.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Freddy is now living with Jade's mum in her Bermondsey abode. "They had a great time together, playing with her dog and catching up at her flat – where he has often stayed over the years," a source said. "Whatever Jeff hoped to achieve with his legal efforts, it hasn't worked."
Speaking last month, Jeff hinted at mental tolls as he discussed the build-up before filming the latest season of Pilgrimage on BBC Two. He joined six other celebrities from diverse faiths and belief systems on a journey through the Austrian and Swiss Alps, culminating at Einsiedeln Abbey – a pilgrimage site for over a thousand years.
"Life had been challenging leading up to it, so I felt like it came at a beautiful time," he admitted. "On my community mental health walks, I try to be the person that holds onto whatever people want to share, whereas I saw the pilgrimage as an opportunity for me to actually be the person that benefited equally as much as anybody else.
"I was lucky that I was in a group of people that were kind enough to hear that, to validate it, and to help me in the way that I asked to be helped."

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