
Jackiey Budden, the mother of late reality star Jade Goody, has been spotted in public for the first time since Jeff Brazier dropped his legal case against her. The former Big Brother contestant was seen looking relaxed as she stepped out following the resolution of the bitter family feud.
Brazier, the father of Jade Goody's two sons, had been embroiled in a legal dispute with Budden over alleged family tensions. However, he recently decided to withdraw the case, bringing an end to the public fallout.
Eyewitnesses described Budden as appearing "calm and composed" during her outing, a stark contrast to the highly publicised conflict that had dominated headlines. The feud reportedly stemmed from disagreements over the upbringing of Jade's children, Bobby and Freddie.
Jeff Brazier, who became the boys' primary carer following Jade's tragic death from cervical cancer in 2009, has always been vocal about protecting their privacy. The TV presenter has previously spoken about the challenges of raising the children while dealing with media scrutiny.
While neither party has commented publicly on the dropped case, sources close to the family suggest both sides are now focused on moving forward. "There's been enough heartache already," an insider revealed. "Everyone wants what's best for the boys."
The resolution comes fifteen years after Jade Goody's passing, which sparked national grief and significantly raised awareness of cervical cancer screening in the UK.