Freddy Brazier shares 10-word message to dad Jeff after Mother's Day tribute to Jade

Freddy Brazier, son of Jeff Brazier and the late Jade Goody, has shared a touching message for his dad on Instagram. This comes after he made an emotional tribute to his mum, who tragically passed away from cancer when Freddy was just four years old.

Now 20, Freddy is reportedly spending more time with Jade's mother, Jackiey Budden, which has allegedly led Jeff to consider legal action. Despite this, Freddy's recent post shows his deep affection for his father.

He shared a photo of himself hugging Jeff, captioning it: "Forever grateful for you and all you do for me".

This heartfelt message follows Freddy's tribute to his late mum on Mother's Day, where he posted photos of them together alongside a poignant image of her gravestone, with the words: "Happy heavenly Mother's Day."

Jeff, who stars in Race Around the World, is said to be trying to prevent his youngest son from seeing his grandmother, with sources suggesting their relationship could be harmful to him, reports the Mirror.

Jack Tweed, Jade's widower, told The Sun that Jeff, known for his role in Postcode Lottery, has "had enough" of the situation. Jack suggested that Jackiey might be more lenient with the boys than most parents would be, adding: "I think Jeff has finally had enough now where he's been doing the right thing."

He continued: "Obviously it's her nan, they love their nan and it's Jade's mum, so you can't stop him seeing her, seeing he never wanted to, but I think he's just got to the stage now where he's not really got too much choice.

"He's just concentrating on the well-being of Freddy rather than making sure Jackiey's all right and seeing the boys."

On Friday, Freddy opened up about his struggles with mental health. "Just coming on to say that seizures - or any illness - shouldn't be made a joke or something to laugh about," he shared from his back garden.

Continuing, he disclosed: "Me myself, I suffer from serious mental health, and I've got ADHD and bipolar. And it's not nice when people want to belittle you or talk down on you because of it."

Jackiey meanwhile has assured everyone that her grandson is in good hands, saying to the Mail, "My house is safe for Freddy, and it always has been since he was little."

She also reflected on her grandson's growth, noting, "The boy is an adult now, and Jeff treats him like he's ten. It made sense seven years ago when Freddy was still 13 when Jeff first tried to stop him from seeing me, but now he's 20 years old."

Questioning the rationale behind this, she added: "What possible basis does he have? And do you know what? He's a clever boy Freddy. He's not stupid."