'We celebrate Bobby's success, but I make sure he stays humble,' says Jeff Brazier

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Jeff Brazier has opened up on how he intends to keep his son Bobby Brazier "humble", despite reaching dizzying heights of fame as he competes on Strictly Come Dancing.

Jeff, who also shares son Freddie, 19, with the late Jade Goody, said that although it's "a great time for the Brazier family," it's important that 20 year old EastEnders star Bobby has a "balance" in life Speaking exclusively to OK!, Jeff, 44, said: "As much as Bobby's a dancer on Strictly these days, when he comes home, there's a wash in the tumble dryer that I want him to fold up, or I want him to help me to make dinner. "These things just keep him grounded.

I definitely feel like that's a big, big role - I need to make sure Bob has a balance and doesn't necessarily let himself float away. "Although things are great, and we celebrate that, we also make sure we come back to being humble and and making sure that as a family, we're all there for one another." Jeff went on to explain how he and his son Freddie have a hidden "superpower" that enables them to be incredible supporters of the people around them.

He said: "Fred's like me in that respect. We are just absolutely incredible at supporting people, and no one ever really sort of talks about the value of someone just been a really good support to others. "You have people like Bob that I guess are just sort of made to be front and centre.Then you have people like me and Fred, who are made to be a really solid platform for people to be able to talk to about their problems, and help people to be the best that they can be. "I think it's something to celebrate, but when you're young, you don't necessarily sort of give it as much credit. "I was trying to stress to Fred that that is an absolute superpower and.