A popular Strictly Come Dancing star will reportedly appear on Celebrity Gogglebox.
Bobby Brazier, 20, will once again appear on the beloved Channel 4 show with his younger brother Freddie, 19, and dad Jeff, 44.
“The trio have great banter and it will be great to invite Bobby’s huge fan base into his relationship with Freddie,” a source said. Sun.
‘He’s really propelled his family to stardom since coming second on Strictly.
“Jeff loves working with his kids and the brothers are very close, so it could lead to more projects together.”
A big Strictly Come Dancing star is reportedly joining Celebrity Gogglebox
Bobby Brazier, 20, will once again appear on the beloved Channel 4 show with his younger brother Freddie, 19, and dad Jeff, 44 (pictured together).
MailOnline has contacted Bobby’s representatives for comment.
While EastEnders star Bobby and his dad sent fans into a frenzy when they appeared on Channel 4’s Stand Up 2 Cancer earlier this autumn, the TV insider added that viewers will get more insight into the ‘boys’ home life Brazier’.
Meanwhile, Freddie has followed in his family’s footsteps and will appear on Celebrity Race Around the World on BBC1, mirroring his older brother while also getting into the modeling industry.
The brothers are the sons of TV presenter Jeff and the late Big Brother star Jade Goody, who tragically died in March 2009 aged 27 from cervical cancer.
TV bosses and producers have been waiting for Bobby following his successful stint, despite not lifting the glitter ball, on Strictly Come Dancing, where he was partnered with professional dancer Dianne Buswell.
The busty actor has been hired and just landed a major new role on television, along with some acting legends.
The rising star has starred in EastEnders as Freddie Slater for two years but is now moving on to other ventures.
In his first acting gig outside of the BBC One soap, Bobby will star in new British drama Curfew.
“The trio have great banter and it will be great to invite Bobby’s huge fan base into his relationship with Freddie,” a source told The Sun, adding that it will give a deeper insight into the home life of the “Brazier boys”.
EastEnders star Bobby and his dad sent fans into a frenzy when they appeared on Channel 4’s one-off show Stand Up 2 Cancer earlier this autumn.
Meanwhile, Freddie has been following in his family’s footsteps and will appear on Celebrity Race Around the World on BBC1, and mirrored his older brother while also getting into the modeling industry (Bobby and Freddie pictured).
The siblings are the sons of TV presenter Jeff and the late Big Brother star Jade Goody, who tragically died in March 2009 aged 27 from cervical cancer (Jade is pictured with Bobby in 2006).
Paramount+ has announced that Bobby, along with former EastEnders stars Lucy Benjamin, Larry Lamb and Anita Dobson, have joined the cast of the highly anticipated show.
The EastEnders stars join series stars Sarah Parish, Mitchell Robertson, Mandip Gill and Alexandra Burke in the six-part crime thriller streaming on Paramount+ in the UK.
Curfew, an adaptation of Jayne Cowie’s novel After Dark, began filming earlier this year and new cast members are expected to film scenes in the coming weeks.
The series will focus on a society governed by the ‘Women’s Safety Act’ where men are tracked with ankle tags and confined to their homes under a strict curfew starting at 7 pm every night.
When it is discovered that a woman was murdered during curfew hours, police officer Pamela Green (Parish) believes that a man must be responsible, but if she proves that a man committed the brutal crime, she could bring down the Law of Women’s Safety.
Bobby will play James, a schoolboy who advocates for the abolition of the curfew.
Lucy Benjamin is DCI Sue Ferguson, who is overseeing Pamela’s investigation, while Larry Lamb is Rhys Holden, whose family is learning to adapt to the rules of society after arriving from America.
As he looks for new roles, Bobby reportedly renewed his contract with EastEnders over fears he would leave the soap.
But, after considering stepping away from the BBC soap, he decided to continue in his role as Freddie Slater, according to a source who told The Mirror last week: “Bobby is seen as one of the Square’s brightest young stars. and losing him would have been a huge blow to the show.
“For his part, he loves playing Freddie, but he was in high demand after Strictly and felt he needed to properly consider all the offers open to him.
‘Fortunately he has decided to renew his contract and everyone is delighted.
In his first acting gig outside of the BBC One soap, Bobby will star in new British drama Curfew, following his successful stint on Strictly Come Dancing.
The rising star has starred in EastEnders as Freddie Slater for two years, but is now moving on to other ventures (seen in EastEnders in August 2023).
EastEnders stars Lucy Benjamin and Larry Lamb have joined the cast of Curfew
Anita Dobson has also joined the cast of the adaptation of Jayne Cowie’s novel After Dark
Sarah Parish plays the protagonist, police officer Pamela Green. The series will focus on a society governed by the ‘Women’s Safety Act’ where men are tracked with ankle tags and confined to their homes under a strict curfew.
“She still has other projects she’s in talks for, but they will run alongside her work on the show, much like Molly Rainford’s single last year or Tameka Empson’s recent work.”
Bobby returned to filming for EastEnders in February this year after finishing second in 2023’s Strictly Come Dancing.
He has played Freddie since 2022 but, following his split from his Strictly co-star Ellie Leach, he is now said to be hoping to emulate the success of global pop icon Harry Styles.
