Bobby Brazier cut a smart figure as he joined his Eastenders cast at The British Soap Awards at The Lowry in Salford on Saturday evening.
The actor, 19, who is the son of the late Jade Goody, looked very suave in a smart dark green polo shirt for the occasion.
He added a pair of smart white chinos with mustard loafers, which had silver detailing on, while wearing a pair of sunglasses tucked into his shirt.
Bobby has followed in his late mother’s showbiz footsteps and is now a model and actor, bagging the part of Freddie Slater in EastEnders last year.
Clay Milner Russell, who plays Bobby Beale in the soap, also joined him on the red carpet.
Working it: Bobby Brazier, 19, looked effortlessly stylish as he joined his Eastenders cast at The British Soap Awards at The Lowry on Saturday evening
Pro: Bobby is no stranger to posing for the camera having already worked with fashion power house Dolce & Gabbana
Co stars: He was joined on the red carpet wit Clay Milner Russell who plays Bobby Beale in the soap
Bobby is the eldest son of the late Jade Goody, while she also had a son Freddie, 18, with her ex Jeff Brazier.
Jade tragically passed away in 2009 at the age of 27 following a battle with cervical cancer, and her death was credited with prompting a substantial increase of women attending their cervical screenings.
Bobby was just five years old when she sadly passed away, and recently said he bases his memory of his mother on what others tell him about her.
Speaking to The Times about what he remembered of Jade, he said: ‘Not a whole lot. Maybe memories of memories. I’m always being told about her and what she meant to people. I guess I know my mum through other people’s memories of my mum.’
This year’s British Soap Awards is hosted by Jane McDonald, who was drafted in as a last minute replacement for long-time host Phillip Schofield.
Operatic singer and cruise ship favourite Jane, 60, was revealed as Phillip’s replacement on Thursday after he quit ITV and was dropped by his talent agency YMU after admitting to an affair with a young male This Morning colleague.
He confessed to having the ‘unwise but not illegal’ relationship with a man during his marriage to Stephanie Lowe, and previously denied the affair when asked about it by his agent.
The presenter, 61, confirmed in a statement last week that he has stepped down from all his ITV jobs, including the ceremony.
And amid news Jane was taking the helm, fans hailed the star as the ‘perfect choice’ to front the ceremony, which takes place at The Lowry in Salford, Greater Manchester.
Host with the most: This year’s British Soap Awards is hosted by Jane McDonald, who was drafted in as a last minute replacement for long-time host Phillip Schofield
Ahead of hosting the awards, Jane said: ‘Oh my god…..everyone knows how much I LOVE my soaps, this year I’ve been honoured to be mentioned in Corrie, EastEnders and Emmerdale, so this is just a dream come true.
‘I can’t wait to see all our wonderful soap nominees and celebrate all their hard work with them – roll on the awards, I can’t wait!’
Meanwhile, the five biggest soaps – Coronation Street, Doctors, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks – will be battling it out to win recognition for their work over the past year.
The great and good of the soap world will be hitting the red carpet for the most star-studded and glamorous event in the soap calendar, which airs on TV on Tuesday.
Stepped down: Jane, 60, was revealed as Phillip’s replacement after he quit ITV and was dropped by his talent agency YMU after admitting to an affair with a young male This Morning colleague
And after a sensational year of exhilarating drama, shocking scandals and action-packed stunts, it will be a closely fought contest as to who will walk away with a coveted gong.
Among the nominees this year are Charlotte Jordan (Coronation Street), Chris Walker (Doctors), Danielle Harold (EastEnders), Jeff Hordley (Emmerdale) and Nikki Sanderson (Hollyoaks) for Best Dramatic Performance.
While the likes of Todd Boyce (Coronation Street), Laura White (Doctors), Aaron Thiara (EastEnders), Michael Wildman (Emmerdale) and Angus Castle-Doughty (Hollyoaks) will fight it out for Villain of the Year.
Meanwhile, it’s been a stellar year for storylines in the soaps, with plots to tug at the heartstrings, get people talking and leave viewers yelling at their screens with both frustration and excitement.
Among the plots for Best Storyline are Loving And Losing Lola for EastEnders, Paddy’s Suicide Attempt for Emmerdale and Incel Eric Targets Mason And Maxine for Hollyoaks.
While Scene Of The Year contenders include Acid Attack for Coronation Street, Hell Is Empty for Doctors and Whitney and Zack Say Goodbye To Peach for EastEnders.
They did it! All the top five soaps will most certainly be vying for the big prize – Best British Soap – which was last year won by Emmerdale (pictured in 2022)
Best Single Episode is also up for grabs with the likes of EastEnders’ Goodbye Dot, Emmerdale’s All Male Man Club and Hollyoaks’ The Long Walk Home in contention.
Stars from the soaps will also face each other for prizes including Best Young Performer, Best Family, Best Comedy Performance, Best On-Screen Partnership and Best Newcomer.
While all the top five soaps will most certainly be vying for the big prize – Best British Soap – which was last year won by Emmerdale.
The winners of the Outstanding Achievement Prize and the Tony Warren Award will be announced on the night.
The British Soap Awards airs on television on Tuesday 6 June at 8pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
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