Jade Goody’s son Bobby Brazier, 18, shows off his model looks at Capital FM’s Barclaycard boat party
BOBBY Brazier looked dapper as he posed for snaps at Capital FM's Jingle Bell Ball Kick Off Party aboard the Barclaycard Boat on Tuesday.
Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier's model son wore a grey turtleneck jumper and skinny black jeans teamed with buckled loafers to the daytime bash.
He layered up in a raincoat and his mop of curly hair threatened to cover his handsome face, as the 18-year-old flashed a smile for the cameras.
The teenager beamed in the photos while enjoying a day out in the sunny capital at the launch of the Jingle Bell Ball 2021.
Roman Kemp, Sian Welby and Sonny Jay hosted the event while chart-topping DJ and producer Joel Corry performed on the decks for a set alongside MistaJam.
The party was the first 'kick off' event to mark the return of the radio station's Jingle Bell Ball, which takes place across December 11th and 12th.
Bobby is signed to modelling agency Unsigned Group.
He has appeared in fashion spreads in magazines and made his catwalk debut for top label Dolce & Gabbana at last year's Milan Fashion Week.
He bears a striking resemblance to his late mum Jade, who died of cervical cancer in 2009.
Last year, he said he has his mum to thank for his model good looks and had inherited her "lips, smile and eyes".
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Bobby's younger brother Freddy, 16, has also ventured into modelling shots - with proud dad Jeff sharing his professional photos on Instagram.
Jeff, 41, wrote: "If you know Fred you know about the energy, character and genuine care he has for others.
"What isn’t so visible is the struggle we sometimes face to earn the right to believe in ourselves, to know our worth, not uncommon obviously in teenagers regardless of our experiences.
"But this simple test photograph taken by Bobby’s agent produced an image or two that really encapsulated how far he has come and how much he deserves to feel really excited for his future.
"I put so much pressure on myself as a parent up until the last year or so to always have the answers.
"Truth is there comes a point where the boys will become men and in order to do so they need to think for themselves and find the direction for themselves and to see that slowly happen is very satisfying indeed.
"Fantastic effort Son Love you @freddybraz1er"
Jeff also shared his concerns about his sons following in Jade's footsteps with a career in the spotlight - and highlighted the issues that come with it.
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He said last year: "I think that I do enough worrying on behalf of both me and his mum when it comes to what he might be subject to.
"I just hope that everyone's kind, I hope that he looks after himself and makes good decisions and has always been for him to be to have a skill and a talent to develop those things."
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