Jade Goody’s teen son Freddie Brazier has secured a modelling contract with Unsigned Models and has appeared in his first fashion editorial for HERO magazine.
Following in his brother footsteps, who is also currently working as a professional model, the 16-year-old is hoping to achieve similar success.
For Freddie’s most recent photoshoot for men’s fashion and lifestyle mag HERO, the rising star took part in an edgy shoot captured by photographer Yann Faucher.
The news of Freddie’s new fashion venture comes after his older brother Bobby, 18, signed to model agency Unsigned Models in 2019.
Since then, the young star has been involved in international modelling campaigns.
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Some of Bobby’s accolades include walking for brands such as Tommy Hilfiger and Dolce and Gabbana.
In 2019, Bobby expressed his gratitude to designer Dolce & Gabbana after he walked on their runway.
The young lad penned: “Six months ago I said give me three years I’ll be doing fashion week.
“Thank you @dolcegabbana! Dream come true tonight, I’m buzzin’!”
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Bobby previously revealed that his modelling career started off unexpectedly after he got into trouble while at school, which eventually led him to bump into Unsigned Group model scout, Cesar Perin.
Discussing his career with his fans during an Instagram Q&A session, the young model explained how it happened.
He said: “Jokes story. I was in trouble at school and had to go in for a meeting.
“So before I go, I go Costa for a little pep talk with my dad and then when we leave @cesarpin is chasing me down the street asking me if I’m a model.”
TV personality Jeff Brazier who shares both Bobby and Freddie with the late Jade Goody previously spoke to The Sun about his son’s career.
The proud father-of-two said: “He’s signed up with a model agency because he had quite a few that wanted to take him on.
“I know he’s quite sort of hopeful for what that might bring, and basically it just seems like there’s a few opportunities available to him.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
