Jade Goody’s son Bobby Brazier shares adorable throwback of him and brother Freddie as kids
JADE Goody’s eldest son Bobby Brazier has shared an adorable throwback of him and his brother Freddie out shopping.
The model took to his Instagram stories with the sweet snap, showing the two boys sat in trolley and covered in supermarket food.
Bobby, 18, and Freddie, 17, smiled for the camera as they held up sweets and sat amongst the grocery items.
Looking a world away from their grown-up teen visages, the brothers wore matching grey-coloured outfits for the family photoshoot.
It came just hours after Bobby gave an insight into a star-studded event he attended alongside his younger brother on Wednesday.
The teen was also joined by his new girlfriend Liberty Love, who is the daughter of DJ Don Letts, a British film director, DJ and musician.
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Her dad is well known for being the videographer for The Clash and directed several of their music videos.
They first confirmed they were a couple last week when they were spotted kissing in the streets of Soho after a night out.
Bobby has made a name for himself as a model, but is also known for being the son of Jeff Brazier and the late Jade Goody.
He and brother Freddie tragically lost their mum when they were just five and four years old when she died of cervical cancer.
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Bobby recently gave a rare interview where he revealed that he didn’t miss her famous mum because he was too young when she died.
In an interview with The Face, he said: “I don’t feel like I was with her long enough to miss her.”
Bobby added: “I miss what could’ve been. I hear all the time she was such a presence, that she was one of a kind. What hurts most is that it wasn’t just losing anyone, it was losing Jade.
“I just would’ve loved to have seen what other people had seen.”
Bobby and Freddie live with their dad Jeff and his wife Kate Dwyer.
During the interview, Bobby admitted he’s grateful Jade was in the public eye as he can look back over her time in the spotlight.
He said: “I’m always being told that she’s a hero and that she was funny and that people see me in her on a daily basis, which is nice.
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“I’m lucky that [her life was] kind of public, because it means that I can watch videos when I’m feeling strong enough to watch videos.
“But sometimes I can’t. I will cry if I do.”