Bobby Brazier admits he breaks down in tears when watching videos of late mum Jade Goody

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popular programme. Before she shot to stardom, Jade endured a tough upbringing in South East London as both her parents suffered with drug addiction problems and split when she was just two years old. Jade eventually disowned her dad, Andrew Goody, who served four years in prison for robbery and died of an overdose aged 42 in 2005.

She gave birth to her second child in February and Tracey Beaker’s Dani Harmer looked fantastic as she enjoyed a night out with friends this week, admitting she had no “mum guilt”. In a happy-go-lucky picture shared to Instagram, the 33 year old actress showed off her post-baby figure in a pair of pale pink dungarees and a white T-shirt as she beamed with her pals.

The Face. The 18-year-old said that he wasn't with her long enough to miss her. Bobby and his younger brother, Freddie Brazier, were just five and four when their mum Jade died from cervical cancer at the age of 27 in 2009.

The Face, Bobby, 18, told how he misses 'what could've been' and is frequently told by people who knew his mother what a 'presence' she had. He said: 'I don't feel like I've missed out on a mum. It's normal life to me.

Jade Goody's son Bobby Brazier admits that he "doesn't miss" his late mum as he doesn't think he was with her "long enough" to develop a close bond.

Jade Goody's son Bobby Brazier has admitted that he "doesn't miss" his late mum, who sacrificed her last days to ensure her sons would be looked after financially, opening up on how he doesn't think he was with her "long enough" before she died to develop a close bond.The 18 year old, whose dad is former Shipwrecked star Jeff Brazier, now lives in a town close to north London with his dad, stepmother Kate Dwyer and younger brother Freddie, and is currently battling with the idea of whether to enter the world of celebrity properly as he gets more successful in his modelling career. But as he focuses on the next chapter of his life, he reflected on his relationship with his mum and the few memories they had - missing what "could have been". Jade, who tragically died in March 2009 at the age of 27, after a short fight with cervical cancer, could be the biggest star that ever emerged from Channel 4's first major reality show Big Brother.

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Get your tissues ready before watching this video, because you’re going to need them!

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