Jeff Brazier has paid a proud tribute to his son Freddy after the teenager landed himself an exciting apprenticeship in the hotel industry.
TV personality Jeff was understandably proud as punch after the 17-year-old impressed landed a new career opportunity.
Freddy has already followed his older brother Bobby’s footsteps and ventured into the modelling world.
He landed a lucrative modelling contract with Unsigned models earlier this year and shared a series of stylish images of himself on his personal Instagram page.
And in a clever move to earn some more money – and keep his options open – Freddy has started a new part-time job in the hotel industry.
“Well done to my boy @freddybraz1er who went for another part time job and did so well in his trial shift he was offered an apprenticeship in hotel management,” shared delighted dad Jeff with his 151,000 Instagram fans.
“Now he’s got some lovely options available to him.
“I’m really proud of you Fred. Not so much when you’re rolling golf buggies and crashing motorbikes but generally. I’m proud.”
Freddy’s mum is the late Big Brother star Jade Goody, who sadly died in March 2009 aged just 27 years old.
She and Jeff had two sons and Freddy’s move into modelling came after brother Bobby, 18, signed for the same agency in 2019.
But as well as modelling, Freddy is happy earning his crust in the busy world of the hotel industry.
And as a treat Jeff took his lad out for pizza to celebrate his exciting news.
Freddy was all smiles after his good day at the office and promising prospects ahead.
Father Jeff, who initially found fame as contestant on reality TV show Shipwrecked, is now a presenter for BT Sport.
He has also worked on Loose Women and This Morning for ITV, but perhaps surprisingly he revealed in a candid interview with the Mirror earlier this year that he is very protective of his boys breaking into celebrity circles.
"Definitely, as this particular parent who obviously not only had his own difficult experiences but also can cite many occasions when his mum went through the same,” stressed Jeff.
"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."
