Jeff Brazier spent the bank holiday celebrating his eldest son's fantastic GCSE results with a weekend away in Manchester.
Bobby, 16, achieved three As, two Bs and three Cs and is set to begin an apprenticeship.
Television presenter Jeff was filled with pride as he posted a rare image of Bobby and his younger brother Freddie, both of whom who he had with late Big Brother star Jade Goody.
The 40-year-old wrote on Twitter on Sunday: "Celebrating Bobs exam results in Manchester this evening. 3 A’s 2 B’s & 3 C’s makes me incredibly proud as always. School done, apprenticeship starts soon.."
Bobby also posted his own photo to his Instagram account of the family, including his step-mum Kate Dwyer, enjoying a celebratory meal.
And fans can't get over how much he is the 'spitting image' of his mum.
"Spitting image of your beautiful mama god bless you," one responded.
Another said: "Gorgeous family, you are the image of your beautiful Mummy."
"Wow you look so much like your mum. Well done on your GCSE results your mum would be super proud," commented a third.
And it looks like the family continued the party well into the weekend.
Showing off what they have been up to on Twitter, Jeff shared photos of Edgeley Park as Stockport County FC took on Chesterfield FC on bank holiday Monday before spending the "second leg" of their trip at Cloud 23 and watching another game of football.
He said: "The second leg of our bank holiday weekend family trip saw us spend some time staying @HiltonMCR Treated Bobby to a shopping trip to congratulate him on his exam results and fit in another game of football on the way home."
The happy news comes days after an emotional Channel 4 documentary aired about the boys mum.
Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain documented her rise to fame, the intensity surrounding her Celebrity Big Brother controversy and the tragic moments leading up to her untimely death at the age of 27 to cervical cancer.
Jeff revealed he banned his and Jade's sons from watching the three-part documentary.
He said at the Edinburgh TV Festival that he was concerned they "could find it upsetting and [make them] angry."
