Freddy Brazier, son of the late reality TV star Jade Goody, was injured last week when his pet dog, a pocket bully named Pablo, bit a 3-centimeter hole in his arm during an incident in Bermondsey, South London. The 21-year-old sought assistance from his father Jeff’s home in Essex after his grandmother, Jackiey Budden, contacted emergency services reporting an attack by the dog.

Following the incident, Brazier’s former partner, Holly Swinburn, who shares a daughter with him, addressed the situation publicly. Swinburn stated that she had previously given the dog to someone else due to the challenges of managing both a baby and a dog. She claimed that Pablo was mistreated by his new caretakers, resulting in the dog acting defensively during the attacks.

Posting a photograph of the dog on social media, Swinburn described Pablo as a gentle animal and suggested that the aggressive behavior was unusual for him. She appealed for anyone interested in providing a suitable home for the dog to come forward, emphasizing her reluctance to see Pablo euthanized and explaining that she is unable to care for both her child and the dog alone.

Freddy Brazier has indicated that the dog is currently being held in police kennels and expressed uncertainty about whether he will be able to reclaim Pablo. The circumstances surrounding the attacks and the dog’s treatment have not been independently verified, and authorities have not released further details on any ongoing investigations.