He captured the nation's heart during his time on Strictly Come Dancing.
And it looks like Bobby Brazier has helped put his family back in the spotlight, as his father and brother have now landed a major reality TV show.
Jeff Brazier and his youngest son Freddie, 19, will appear next year Celebrity race around the world continues BBC A.
Bobby, 20, was moved to tears after Freddie told Strictly that his big brother had inspired him with his Strictly journey and Freddie, his father, 44, and stepmother Kate supported the EastEnders actor from the audience week after week.
A TV insider said this The sun: 'Being in the audience on Strictly almost every week has certainly helped to raise Jeff's profile.
It appears Bobby Brazier, 20, has propelled his family to stardom, while Jeff Brazier, 44, and his brother Freddie, 19, have landed a major reality TV show, The Sun has revealed
Jeff and his youngest son Freddie will appear in next year's Celebrity Race Around the World on BBC One
“Bobby has done wonders for the Brazier name and it seems producers want to act as quickly as possible.
'It's a bit of a coup to have Celebrity Race Against the World given it turned out to be one of the biggest television hits of 2023.'
The show challenges families to travel from one point in the world to another, with only limited time and money.
The first celebrity edition of the show aired this autumn, with Good Morning Britain weatherman Alex Beresford and his father Noel taking first place.
The duo competed against McFly drummer Harry Judd and his mother Emma, British Racing Driver and expert Billy Monger and his sister Bonny and singer Mel Blatt and her mother Helene.
Earlier this week, Bobby appeared on Loose Women with his dad Jeff, where he opened up about how he's been feeling since the show ended.
He said on the daytime show hosted by Christine Lampard, Stacey Solomon, Coleen Nolan and Sophie Morgan: 'Honestly, I'm happy to be surrounded by four women!
'I feel a bit lost! I miss Diane. I'm eating frosting for breakfast, I don't know what to do!'
A TV insider told the publication: 'Bobby has done wonders for the Brazier name and it seems producers want to act as soon as possible'
The EastEnders star, 20, who teamed up with Dianne Buswell, 34, lost to Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola who won the competition on Saturday's final of Strictly Come Dancing
The first celebrity edition of the show aired this autumn with Good Morning Britain weatherman Alex Beresford and his father Noel taking the top spot
Speaking about his Strictly journey in general, he added: 'I didn't want to miss anything. I wanted to experience all of Strictly, I welcomed it all.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Bobby's father – who saw him in the finale – spoke of his pride for his son, but also warned him that there will always be ups and downs in the entertainment world they work in.
He said: 'It comes naturally to him. Bobby from the NTAs and actually obviously at EastEnders and everything he's done since he left school has been amazing.
“It's impossible for him to stay on that trajectory and part of me will wonder what happens when he hits that bump in the road. This sector is not easy.
“Everyone sitting at the table knows there will be highs and lows. That's what I'm here for.'