Jade Goody's son Bobby Brazier picked up his GCSE results with the rest of the nation's teens.
But just before he got his own results, the model teenager wished the school kids among his 26.7K followers goodluck on social media on Wednesday morning.
In a black and white video accompanying his best wishes, the schoolboy gazed into the camera while he sported his Nike hoodie.
He wrote in the typed text across his Instagram picture: "Goodluck today people. Let me know how you do."
Bobby was yet to share with his legion of followers what results he had achieved in his GCSE's.
GCSE pass rates have soared up to a 67.3% across England, Wales and Northern Ireland which is 0.4% up on last year.
Recently, Bobby got candid about his exam stress as he admitted chemistry was not his "cup of tea".
"How are your exams going ?" He previously wrote.
"It’s 9:05 and here i am sat watching 'I’m becoming a genderless monster’ chemistry is not my cup of tea ..."
Bobby is raised by his father Jeff Brazier alongside his brother Fred after his mother Jade passed away following a battle with cervical cancer at the age of 27 in 2009.
The UK tuned in to watch the devastating sequences in the lead up to Jade's death on new three-part Channel 4 documentary series The Reality Star Who Changed Britain.
Fans were in tears after emotional scenes of Jade receiving her cancer diagnosis on Indian TV Bigg Boss was aired during the final episode.
