Bobby Brazier
English actor and model
Bobby Jack Brazier (born 2 June 2003) is an English actor and model. Present in the public eye from birth due to the popularity of his mother, Jade Goody, he was frequently featured in the media throughout the formative years of his life until Goody's death in 2009.
At 16, Brazier began his modelling career and made his catwalk debut at Milan Fashion Week in 2020. He rose to prominence after joining the cast of the BBC One soap opera EastEnders as Freddie Slater in 2022. The role earned him a National Television Award. He was a contestant on the 21st series of the dancing competition show Strictly Come Dancing in 2023 and finished as a runner-up. Brazier subsequently won a National Film Award UK for his performance in the 2024 television series Curfew.
Early life
Bobby Jack Brazier was born on 2 June 2003 at Portland Hospital in Westminster. He is the son of television personality Jade Goody and television presenter Jeff Brazier. His maternal grandfather was half Jamaican.
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