Jeff Brazier says he's 'so proud' of son Bobby as he makes EastEnders debut

EASTENDERS star Bobby Brazier has sparked rumours he’s back with his model ex-girlfriend after posting a loved-up snap. The 19-year-old son of Jade Goody has since deleted the photo, but posted a picture while lying on the grass and beaming with his ex, model Liberty Love.

Queen's death "is all over TV".Shane made the comments as he questioned why EastEnders hasn't been airing amid the national outpouring of grief.Shane logged onto Twitter yesterday to share his views on the Queen's death as he started to get impatient for the return of his dad, Shane Richie, in his EastEnders role of Alfie Moon.In view of his 44,000 followers, he typed: "I did love the queen , what a woman."I just don’t understand following the coffin around with cameras everywhere and all over TV all day."Now I know I know some people will be well into it and that’s fine but can anyone tell me what time @bbceastenders is on tonight. #alfiesback"Outraged online users soon took to the tweet's replies to offer their counterarguments, with some accusing Shane of being disrespectful to the late Monarch.Bellachu1984 said: "Absolutely disrespectful after all the Queen did over the years for the country I’d rather watch her safe arrival on her final journeys rather than eastenders."Shane replied: "It’s not.

Channel 4's Friday Night Dinner, has died aged 90. His agent at Sharry Clark Artists took to Facebook to make the sad announcement.The agency wrote in a heartfelt Facebook post: "Sad news.

Channel 4 actor Harry Landis, who was best known for his hilarious role in Channel 4 sitcom Friday Night Dinner has passed away at the age of 90, his agent has confirmed.The star, who played Mr. Morris on the hit show, passed away on Monday, it has been announced by his agent at Sharry Clark Artists. "Sad news.

EastEnders fans praised the BBC One soap on Monday as it made a "touching" tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after she died aged 96 on the 8 September. At the start of the episode before the opening credits in a last-minute scene added, Linda Carter, Denise Fox and Kathy Beale gathered around a picture of the monarch in the famous Old Vic pub, to discuss her "selfless" life of service.The trio discussed milestones including the Queen’s coronation in 1953 and her silver and platinum jubilees, the latter of which was described as "a classy way to say goodbye". In the scene, Linda, played by Kellie Bright, adjusted a picture of the Queen to which Denise (Diane Parish) said: "God bless her, she’s been there our whole lives.

In the wake of the Queen's death, there have been massive changes to the regular TV schedules as the country observes a period of national mourning. BBC One and ITV changed their schedules to accommodate breaking news coverage of the momentous event, and a number of special programmes celebrating the long and historic reign of Queen Elizabeth II went on air in the place of the usual shows.

EastEnders will return to BBC One after days of suspended programming in the wake of the Queen’s death.The broadcaster will continue to air rolling news coverage on Monday with a BBC News special filling regular TV slots alongside HM The King: Westminster Tributes and Scotland: A Service For HM The Queen. However, fan-favourite soap EastEnders will return to BBC One at 8.30pm, having been moved from its usual channel on Friday alongside Homes Under The Hammer and Bargain Hunt which aired on BBC Two.The highly-anticipated episode will see Alfie Moon, played by Shane Richie, return to Walford on the wedding day of Kat Slater and Phil Mitchell, played by Jessie Wallace and Steve McFadden.

Emmerdale and EastEnders were cancelled on Thursday night following the sad news of Queen Elizabeth II's death aged 96. BBC One suspended its regular programming schedule earlier in the day and was replaced by breaking news updates.

Jeff Brazier has posted an emotional message to mark his son Bobby's debut appearance on Eastenders.Writing on Instagram, the 43-year-old TV presenter said: "So proud. A wonderful moment for the whole family and anyone that has had this kids back through it all.

“So I lost the plot for many years and I was a f***ing lunatic.“I became a sort of a cartoon character. I created it, don’t get me wrong.

EastEnders star Danny Dyer has opened up about his decision to leave the show after nine years. The 45 year old actor confessed that he decided to leave the show after his relationship with wife Joanne Mas began to spiral. He reveals that he went to EastEnders bosses and told them he was “going to die” if he didn't take time out.

EastEnders star Patsy Palmer stunned fans with a gorgeous holiday snap soaking up the Malibu sun.The 50-year-old paraded her ageless figure as she showed off her derriere in a beautiful cut out swimsuit.The former Bianca Jackson actress was stood on the edge of the swimming pool with her back to the camera.READ MORE: EastEnders' Freddie star Bobby Brazier says late mum Jade Goody would be 'proud'She was wearing a stunning black and white cut-out swimsuit and partnered it with a straw hat.Patsy posted the picture to her 373,000 followers on Instagram and captioned the picture with an inspirational quote. She penned: "Embrace it each and every step .

EastEnders actor Bobby Brazier says his late mum, Jade Goody, would be beyond proud of him for landing his first acting role.While Bobby may have grown up in the spotlight, the 19-year-old has been the face of Dolce & Gabbana but is now cracking the acting world. This year, the son of Jade and presenter Jeff Brazier signed his first role-playing Freddie Slater on BBC One's EastEnders – the son of Little Mo and Billy Mitchell.

EastEnders viewers have sweetly said that Jade Goody would be "proud" of son Bobby Brazier's EastEnders debut on Tuesday night. The 19-year-old, whose father is Jeff Brazier, has joined the hit BBC One soap as the "chaotic" Freddie Slater and the latest episode saw his character ruffling some feathers amongst the Bridge Street market traders.

EastEnders viewers were left pleasantly surprised on Tuesday evening as Bobby Jack Brazier made his debut on the BBC show.The son of late Jade Goody and actor Jeff Brazier left an excellent impression on viewers as many were quick to compliment his acting skills as he appeared on the long running soap.Playing the role of Freddie Slater, some viewers also noticed how similar he looked to his Postcode Lottery father Jeff.READ MORE: Who is Bobby Brazier playing in EastEnders and when will he join the cast?Jumping onto Twitter, spectators were happy to share their thoughts on the young chap and his first appearance on the popular BBC drama.One viewer penned: "Oh wow bobby Brazier can act really well ngl, looks promising."Another chimed: "Looks like his dad, sounds like his dad…all he needs now is a stint on the Postcode Lottery and he’s got the trifactor!"A third said: "Bobby is such the spit of his dad @JeffBrazier Jade would be so proud proud of you."Meanwhile a fourth added: "Great couple of episodes of #EastEnders the show has really turned a corner under it's new showrunner Chris Clenshaw & Bobby Brazier for his debut episode tonight as Freddie Slater I was very impressed! Jade Goody would be proud."Although Bobby's character Freddie belongs to the Slater family, on Tuesday night's episode he dropped a major bombshell by telling Billy Mitchell that he is also his son.Although he may not be related to Billy biologically, Freddie's mum, Little Mo was once married to Billy for a short period of time.After her turbulent and abusive marriage to Trevor, Mo finally found love with Billy and appeared to be happy.

Bobby Brazier makes his EastEnders debut as Freddie Slater in upcoming scenes.The teenager returns to Walford during Tuesday's episode (September 6) and is keen to reunite with the man he thinks is his father, Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick).Freddie introduces himself to Billy as his son, however, everyone but him are already aware of the truth behind his biological father.READ MORE: Who is Bobby Brazier playing in EastEnders and when will he join the cast?He was conceived when his mother Little Mo Slater (Kacey Ainsworth) was raped by evil Graham Foster (Alex McSweeney), who was later sentenced to four years in prison for the crime.Billy's ex-wife Honey Mitchell (Emma Barton) demands he contacts Little Mo about telling her son the truth.As fans wait to find out how Freddie reacts to the news about how he was brought into the world, Daily Star has taken a look inside the life of actor Bobby Brazier.Bobby is one of the sons of television personalities Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier.Big Brother star Jade died of cervical cancer in 2009 after she was diagnosed with the illness on live TV when she appeared on India's version of the reality show.She documented her final months, leading to The Jade Goody Effect, which was where more women go themselves checked out for cervical cancer as a result of her being so upfront about the condition.Earlier this year, the 19-year-old star spoke out about the death of his mum. He said that he "didn't miss her" for a tragic reason.He told The Face: "I don’t feel like I’ve missed out on a mum.

Kacey Ainsworth, best known for her role as Little Mo in EastEnders has left fans stunned as she shows off her natural hair. The 53 year old soap star, who had previously changed her look when filming The Mallorca Files , took to Instagram to share her natural curls. She wrote: “This is my natural hair.

EastEnders viewers are in for another week of drama in Albert Square as Mick Carter (Danny Dyer) encourages his daughter Frankie (Rose Ayling-Ellis) to report her attack to the police and supports her as she gives her statement to Jack Branning (Scott Maslen). However, she’s upset when Jack warns her it will be difficult to get a conviction. Frankie is despondent after she and Lola Pearce (Danielle Harold) are hassled by some guys.

It's set to be a dramatic week on the Square as newcomer Freddie Slater (Bobby Brazier's) debut in the soap continues to unfold. When a young man starts causing trouble in the market in upcoming EastEnders episodes, Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) is about to call the police when the young man introduces himself as Freddie Slater and says he’s Billy’s son. Billy is shocked to see Freddie, now 18, and can't find the words to speak to him, clearly haunted by the shocking truth that he's not his son at all.