457 ordspråk av Jeff Brazier

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Jeff Brazier föddes den May 27th 1979 - television presenter
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en The best thing was just the adventure and the memories that you can make with one of your children. That's what it's all about. (4 Nov 2026, sharing the most positive part of his experience on the show.)

en The most surprising thing was that actually you wanted to be able to travel light. If you were someone who could just rock up with three outfits and just rotate them. (4 Nov 2026, discussing the importance of packing minimally for the journey.)

en The whole time, it had been about winning. It had been about racing, and that's all you'd really thought about for five weeks. But you get to the end, and it'll be the same for probably every contestant that ever didn't win this show, and that's how you realise that it wasn't about winning. (4 Nov 2026, explaining his change in perspective regarding the competition after it ended.)

en The worst of it was probably when we were deciding which directions to go. I think that was difficult. I guess the other thing is, you get to the end and have this feeling of, you didn't win. (4 Nov 2026, describing the most challenging aspects of participating in the competition.)

en To visit Brazil, Paraguay, Chile, to have those moments with him where he was very much leading and getting everything right. Almost weirdly knowing exactly where he was in cities on the other side of the world. It was really lovely to see him flourish. It was about collecting as many amazing memories as you could. (4 Nov 2026, discussing the experience of traveling with his son.)

en 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. We were, with every step, begrudging the amount of things that we'd unnecessarily brought with us. We'd also carried around a tent that we actually used once the whole five weeks that we were away. So, got that wrong! (4 Nov 2026, reflecting on a mistake he made regarding packing for the show.)

en And I think a lot of people maybe get it wrong when they say, "You've been mum and dad". I think that I feel disrespectful to Jade if I ever acknowledge that and said, "Yeah, thank you". I was the dad. I could only play that role. (19 Oct 2026, discussing the distinction between being a father and a mother on a podcast.)

en And now for that to almost be taken away from us by time and by them being the ages they're at, I just remember feeling like, right, who am I if I'm not, sort of, useful to you two? And I was trying to be useful and purposeful in ways that are not needed. (19 Oct 2026, questioning his role as a father as his sons grew older.)

en And what that shouldn't then inform is that you double down on sort of almost being a little bit too insistent that they do things that they're not ready. (19 Oct 2026, advising on the approach to helping children through grief on a podcast.)

en And with Bob as well, I don't know, I mean Bob's living in New York now, so I went through a period of at least nine months to a year of feeling some really sad [feelings]. (19 Oct 2026, reflecting on the emotional impact of his eldest son moving abroad.)

en But what if they don't want to talk? What if they don't want to go to therapy? Do you instantly feel like you're failing? (19 Oct 2026, questioning the pressures and feelings of failure experienced by parents of grieving children on a podcast.)

en Her void is felt on a daily basis because our family is far from perfect. We've got a lot of challenges that we still face to this day. (19 Oct 2026, describing the ongoing impact of Jade Goody's death on his family on a podcast.)

en I couldn’t do anything to stop it. (19 Oct 2026, speaking on Matt Willis’s podcast about his inability to break his son's addiction cycle)

en I think it is a grief in itself really and what you're grieving for is their childhood and the fact it's done now, they're into their young adult life and it's on them and there's far less influence for us to have and we like to have influence because it made us feel useful. (19 Oct 2026, explaining the feeling of grief that accompanies children becoming independent adults.)

en I try to do as much as I can, but you can never replace. I didn't ever try and replace her. (19 Oct 2026, speaking about his role as a single father on a podcast.)


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