Jade Goody's model son Bobby Brazier has opened up about his "past trauma".
In a candid Q and A session with Instagram followers, the 17-year-old explained he was nearly expelled from school for misbehaving before realising he was "being a wally".
Bobby was raised by dad Jeff Brazier after his Big Brother star mum Jade died when he was just five of cervical cancer
The teen, who has a growing social media following, was asked by a follower "how to motivate a kid better".
He replied: "A lot of it has to do with when they personally grow up. I used to be a little s*** and stuck in my ways, didn't want to hear no different from no one.
"Heard the same things hundred times and nearly got kicked out of school before I realised I was being a wally."
Bobby then explained that his "past trauma" affected him.
Asked "What is your biggest insecurity?" he replied: "I dunno to be honest.
"I know that because of past trauma I find it hard letting go of something even if I don't want it no more especially when it comes to relationships."
As for his thoughts about the future, Bobby said it won't include further study. He said of university: "It's a no from me."
And he suggested: "I want to go somewhere like Hawaii. That's where all the senoritas are."
Bobby is signed with model agency Unsigned Group and has suggested that his younger brother Freddie, 16, could also follow in his catwalk footsteps.
Before Covid forced Europe to lockdown, Bobby modelled in a Dolce and Gabbana show at Milan Fashion Week last year.
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