FREDDY Brazier has been locked in rows with his ex Holly Swinburn amid claims she’s smoking while pregnant with his child.
It’s understood the 21-year-old has attempted to shame Holly, 22, into giving up.
Friends of Freddy – who is Jeff Brazier and the late Big Brother legend Jade Goody‘s son – claim he is desperate to convince his pregnant ex to stop lighting up.
The pair have been at loggerheads since splitting last month.
“Freddy hates the fact Holly is smoking while pregnant,” Freddy’s close pal told The Sun.
“He wants her to give it up for the sake of their unborn baby.
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“It’s a constant row between them. Freddy will throw it in Holly’s face, but she always has an excuse.
“She even claims she’s spoken to her midwife about it.”
According to the NHS website, quitting smoking can reduce the risk of complications in pregnancy and birth.
It says: “Every cigarette you smoke contains over 4,000 chemicals, many of which are dangerous, so smoking when you are pregnant harms your unborn baby.
“Cigarettes can restrict the essential oxygen supply to your baby. As a result, their heart must beat harder every time you smoke.”
Holly’s smoking is the latest in a long list of issues between the former couple who only started dating in June after Freddy contacted her on TikTok.
Holly discovered she was pregnant in August, but the pair broke up at the end of November.
The Sun previously told how Freddy risks not being on the birth certificate after Holly said she would block him from going to the register office when legally registering their baby’s birth.
Sources claimed it stemmed from an argument over custody of their shared dog, an American Bully named Pablo.
Holly told The Sun on Sunday she dumped Freddy after he held a 3am drugs party with girls at her home while she was away on holiday.
The Sun has reached out to Freddy and Holly for comment.
Benefits of stopping smoking in pregnancy
ACCORDING to the NHS website, the benefits of stopping smoking in pregnancy are:
- you will reduce the risk of complications in pregnancy and birth
- you are more likely to have a healthier pregnancy and a healthier baby
- you will reduce the risk of stillbirth
- your baby is less likely to be born too early and have breathing, feeding and health problems that often go with being premature
- your baby is less likely to be born with a low birth weight. Babies of smokers are, on average, lighter than other babies, which can cause problems during and after labour. For example, they are more likely to have problems keeping warm and are more likely to get infections
- you will reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), also known as ‘”‘cot death’
