Andrew Brady’s bizarre court look as he turns up in Balaclava and holding sign

Former Apprentice and Celebrity Big Brother star Andrew Brady debuted an unusual new look as he turned up at Sheffield Crown Court this morning

Andrew Brady sported a rather bizarre look as he turned up at court this morning.

The former Apprentice and Celebrity Big Brother star is facing trial for charges of harassing a journalist.

His trial begins today at Sheffield Crown Court, and he certainly made a statement as he arrived.

The 31-year-old turned up with a balaclava pulled over his head.

Only his eyes and eyebrows were visible as he walked towards photographers, holding one hand up to point in their direction.

In the other hand, he held a sign with the words “This isn’t about me!” written on it.

He also wore a dark purple suit with a white shirt, and carried a large brown duffle bag over one shoulder.

Andrew has denied harassing Dan Wootton, the former executive editor of The Sun newspaper.

Brady is alleged to have used social media to send threats to Mr Wootton between February 15 and April 27, last year.

Brady rose to fame when he appeared on BBC show The Apprentice in 2017.

At the time, he’d been working as a project engineer in the aerospace industry, and competed to win a partnership and investment from Lord Alan Sugar.

He was 26 when he appeared on the popular reality show.

A bio on the BBC website for him read: “Andrew, a project engineer in the aerospace industry, says his best business quality is his relentless work ethic.

“He cites his coal miner grandad as an inspiration as ‘he was the hardest worker you could ever know’.

“Andrew believes that his confidence will see him go far in the process.”

The following year, Andrew was a housemate on Celebrity Big Brother during the reality show’s Year of the Woman series.