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Freddy Brazier takes swipe at dad Jeff as he tells fans ‘home is where the heart is'

Freddy Brazier takes swipe at dad Jeff as he tells fans ‘home is where the heart is'

The Sun5 days ago

FREDDY Brazier has taken a swipe at his dad Jeff after he reportedly moved in with his grandmother Jackiey.
Freddy, 20, is said to have been staying with Jackiey for the past week despite Jeff taking legal action to stop him from seeing her.
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In an apparent swipe at his TV presenter dad, Freddy has now shared a string of snaps on Instagram - including one of himself with Jackiey.
The picture was originally published by The Sun and was taken after Freddy had shared a suspicious-looking cigarette with Jackiey next to The Thames in South London.
The pair were close to Tower Bridge and were in full view of tourists at the time.
Other photos in his Instagram haul show Freddy lying in a garden while wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with: "I'm so tired of this sh*t."
Captioning the photos, he defiantly wrote: 'Home is where the heart is."
Freddy's picture dump comes amid rising tensions between himself and his famous dad Jeff, 46.
Jeff recently launched legal action to block Jackiey, 68, from seeing his youngest son.
However, Freddy has seemingly spent a week at his gran's home despite the legal row.
According to The Mail, he was 'living at Jackiey's house' last week in Bermondsey, London.
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.
Freddy Brazier defies dad Jeff by posting TikTok dance with gran Jackiey after legal action to stop him seeing her
"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."
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 was just 27 when she passed away and the two boys were 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.
But Freddy appears unfazed by his dad's feelings.
He has also posted a video on TikTok that shows him dancing with Jackiey in a back garden.
Freddy, who appeared on Celebrity Race Across The World with Jeff, captioned the post with hashtags, writing: '#fyp #explore #freddybrazier #jackieybudden #dancetrend.'
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