EastEnders star Bobby Brazier snogs mystery girl at NTAs but leaves with another woman
EASTENDERS actor Bobby Brazier was the life and soul of the NTAs – and was photographed holding hands with a co-star and snogging a mystery girl before leaving with another woman.
The soap star, who plays Freddie Slater, kept himself busy at the bash which carried on late into the night at the Civic Centre in Wembley.
He was first photographed arriving to the ceremony hand-in-hand with Danielle Harold, who plays Lola Pearce in EastEnders.
Later at the after party, Bobby, 19, son of late reality TV star Jade Goody, was seen snogging a mystery woman on the dancefloor.
When the party ended around 1am he was photographed leaving with another gorgeous women.
A party-goer told The Sun: “Bobby was living his best life at the NTAs and was really going for it.
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“He had a few drinks in the pub before the ceremony and was close with Danielle when they first arrived. They were holding hands and he was being a real gent.
“Danielle ended up going home after the ceremony ended and Bobby moved to the after party where he caught the eye of a brunette woman.
“They started snogging on the dancefloor in front of everyone – he didn’t care who could see him.
“Later after he tore himself away he was leaving the bash with another gorgeous girl and some friends.
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“Bobby could not stop smiling all night – it’s not hard to see why.”
Rising star Bobby has been single since he split from his model girlfriend Liberty Love in the summer.
The pair had sparked talk of a reconciliation last month after he posted a picture of them together on Instagram.
Bobby has previously spoke about how much he had enjoyed joining EastEnders – a job which was a life-long dream of his late mum Jade.
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He said: “Everyone from the scriptwriters to the catering, all the cast, there is not a stand-out person but they have made me feel so welcome so quickly, I feel really lucky because I feel very early on I slid into a place of calmness.
“I feel like it translates on-screen so I don’t look stupid like I don’t know what I’m doing and that is purely because of everyone around me just making me feel so comfortable.”