EastEnders newcomer Bobby Brazier has responded to rumours that he was spotted kissing two women at the NTAs.
The actor, who is the son of late Big Brother legend Jade Goody and TV presenter Jeff Brazier, recently joined the BBC One soap as Little Mo's son Freddie Slater, and attended the National Television Awards with the cast.
Reports stated that he was seen getting 'close' with co-star Danielle Harold, who plays Lola, and later seen kissing two other women at the ceremony.
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Responding to the reports on his Instagram Stories, Bobby said: "I'm very affectionate with my people. Can get me in trouble or situations sometimes but it's instinctive. Lots of rumours but bottom line is I just love a cuddle."
Freddie's arrival on Albert Square has led to speculation that Little Mo herself could be returning, but actress Kacey Ainsworth, who left the soap in 2006, shut down the speculation recently, stating: "I've done so much since I've left. I'm a regular in an ITV series [Grantchester], we're onto our seventh series of that.
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"I've done so many things. Mrs Lovett [in Sweeney Todd at the Everyman Theatre], I've just finished a play called Lava in London. I do so much stuff, I'm not sure there's room at the moment."
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Meanwhile, Freddie himself described his character as "a cheeky charmer, like we've seen before. He's a bit of a lad, but I call him a modern-day lad. He's got this spiritual side and he's philosophical.
"Freddie lives in the moment. He doesn't see too far down the road, so he doesn't think about the consequences of his actions and therefore he gets himself into a lot of trouble quite often."
EastEnders airs on Mondays - Thursdays at 7.30pm on BBC One. The show also streams on BBC iPlayer.
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