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Jeff Brazier emotional over son Freddie's health diagnosis as he shares heartbreak
dailyrecord.co.ukJeff Brazier was visibly moved by his son Freddie's candid discussion about living with ADHD, as the TV star opened up in an emotional discussion.It comes as Freddie, who celebrates his 20th birthday this month, touched on living with the condition during the latest episode of Celebrity Race Across The World on Wednesday.
In a particularly touching scene, Freddie reflected on his early life struggles, sharing that he was diagnosed with ADHD at age 10. "I don't think I was bad but I weren't good," he confessed.Jeff, who has built a career as a lifecoach, author, and television presenter, expressed that while he may not fully grasp how Freddie's mind operates, he has immense belief in his son's potential, as reported by the Mirror."I couldn't hazard a guess on how Fred's mind works but I know he's going to do something amazing in his lifetime," Jeff remarked.Having become a single father to Freddie and his elder brother Bobby, 21, following the death of their mum Jade Goody in 2009 due to cervical cancer, Jeff also voiced his encouragement for Freddie's unique perspective, stating: "We need the pioneers, we need the people that give a completely different opinion.
That's what Fred's role is gonna be."He added: "And I see it. I've always seen it and I look forward to him realising it, one day it's all gonna click and fall into place."The broadcast of the programme sparked an outpouring of support and affection on social media from fans who were deeply moved.
Touching messages flooded Twitter, with one fan posting: "So much love for Jeff and Freddy." Another excited viewer proposed: "Jeff and Freddy need their own TV show after #CelebrityRaceAcrossTheWorld.
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