Jeff Brazier Opens Up About Loneliness After Split From Wife Kate Dwyer

Jeff Brazier has spoken candidly about ‘loneliness’ and ‘vulnerability’ following his split from wife Kate Dwyer.

speaking in his only humans On Monday’s podcast, the TV personality and host re-read her split announcement post and admitted she’s been struggling lately post-breakup and feels like an “empty nest” with grown children.

The life coach said: “It’s hard to say goodbye to someone after nine years, it’s hard to raise kids and feel like they’re nowhere to be seen.” It’s a lot of weight.

“My progress is being able to sit in the feeling and not deny, I’m going to be still with the suffering,” he said.

“I would encourage anyone else to talk to someone… I wanted to tell my friends, I’m here, available, even if it’s to walk your dog or go to the gym with you, I was really longing for something.” connection type and wanted to connect again,’ she explained.

He added: “Life is full of chapters and if you find yourself in a new one, just remember that something is going to grow and I can decide which direction I’m going to go.”

“My progress is being able to sit in the feeling and not deny, I’m going to be still with the suffering,” he said.

Jeff announced his shock split from his PR wife Kate in mid-December after nine years together.

The 43-year-old father of two, TV star and life coach, shared the news in a social media post.

Jeff has two sons, Bobby, 19, and Freddie, 18, from his relationship with Jade Goody, who tragically lost her battle with cancer on March 22, 2009.

The reality TV star married Kate, 32, in 2018, but they split early last year, moving out of their shared home after nearly a decade together.

Moving on: Jeff announced his shock split from his PR wife Kate in mid-December, after nine years together

Announcement: The 43-year-old father of two, who is a TV star and life coach, shared the news in a social media post.

On Instagram, Jeff said: “I have a lot to be grateful for and appreciate facing the lessons I need to grow, but this year has been challenging to say the least.”

“My nine-year relationship ended at the beginning of the year and I have been working on that as well as supporting someone close to me who is going through something difficult.

“The kids and I have recently moved to a new area and I spend most of my time alone as the kids obviously have their own stuff.

“There have been constant changes this year and I am good at adapting, but the combination of things has left me down at times.

Difficulties: The couple got married in September 2018, but experienced some issues in late 2019, with Jeff admitting that they were working out their issues.

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He said: ‘I have a lot of great friends and I know they are just a phone call away, but sometimes I find it hard to admit that I am struggling.

‘I have to reconnect with friends who have supported me, surviving 14 years of my focus elsewhere.

“I know many of us find it easier to support than to be supported, but here’s a better balance of the two in 2023, we need it and we deserve it.”

In June 2020, Jeff had said that their marriage was stronger than ever after going through a difficult time before the pandemic and was seen without his wedding ring.

But Jeff had said that the couple had returned as a result of spending more time together, telling them HELLO! magazine that they were able to ‘pause and reset’ their marriage.

He explained at the time: ‘Now we’re a million times better because we take the time to invest in ourselves.

“I’m very proud that we’ve both gotten to the point where things are more direct, simpler, and easier than they’ve ever been between us.”

“We are strongest during the two months we spend together with time to focus on each other. Kate and I had a chance to hit pause and restart.

Kate had added: ‘For us, day by day, we’ve realized how much we love each other’s company. Marriage isn’t always easy and our struggles were often because we didn’t see each other. Now we are stronger than ever.

The year before, media personality Jeff opened up about the concerns he had with his marriage.

He told MailOnline at the time: “Being married makes you feel more stable, but life doesn’t feel much different because Kate has a wonderful career in public relations where she works very hard and long hours…

‘So it’s still just me and the kids at home a bit. I’m not sure if we will have children. I’m just as happy whether we do or not, and I’m glad to be patient and let Kate figure all that out.

The year before, media personality Jeff opened up about the concerns he had with his marriage. He told MailOnline at the time: “Being married makes you feel more stable, but life doesn’t feel much different because Kate has a wonderful career in public relations where she works very hard and long hours…