Fans Support Guy Fieri After Emotional Family Update: "I Could Not Be More Proud"
Now, he has yet another one of those blessings to commemorate: His nephew Jules' new law diploma. "I could not be more proud of my nephew, @jfieri," he wrote on social media. "He has worked full time as an agent in the music industry while attending law school at night for the last 2 years. Wow!"
"Hard work, dedication, perseverance, and determination are just a few words that represent my amazing nephew," Fieri added, along with a heartfelt "congratulations."
Jules quickly took to the comment section to thank his famous uncle. "Only possible with the amazing support system of our family," he wrote back. "Thank you for pushing me to be my best ❤️."Fans and celebs alike chimed in with congrats. "Congrats to Jules and the family!! #Ittakesavillage❤️," one person wrote. "Congratulations Jules! Loved letting us in on a piece of your life! We've enjoyed watching him grow up!!" another chimed in."Let's go!! Massive congrats, my brother! @jfieri you've poured your heart into the grind, and it's inspiring to see it all pay off," a third person added. "You fully deserve everything that's ahead. Can't wait to see where this next chapter takes you!"Even Fieri's Santos Spirits partner Sammy Hagar jumped in the comment section. "👏👏👏👏👏 now put that young man to work the way you do your boys 🥂🥂🥂🥂🤙," he wrote. ICYMI, Fieri and Jules share more than just a typical uncle-nephew relationship. The Food Network star raised him as his own after his sister, Jules' mother, passed away from melanoma in 2011. The duo even got matching tattoos during the short-lived series, Guy! Hawaii Style. In the episode, Fieri opened up about his bond with the now 25-year-old and shared his last words with his sister.
"Morgan, I got Jules," Fieri told her. "I will take care of him like I take care of my kids. He is my son, I got this." Clearly, he's kept his word.
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