Cheryl’s estranged brother, Andrew Tweedy, has reportedly been seen living in a tent near a supermarket in Jarrow, raising fresh concerns about his long-standing struggles.

The 45-year-old was spotted outside a branch of Morrisons, where he has allegedly been sleeping and asking for money. Tweedy, who has a history of substance abuse and repeated legal issues, admitted he has undergone rehabilitation multiple times but has been unable to maintain progress.

He recently appeared in court on a drunk and disorderly charge, marking another incident in a lengthy criminal record. Despite previously expressing a desire to rebuild his life, he is said to have returned to living on the streets.

Reports indicate that Cheryl has tried to support her brother in the past, including funding rehabilitation efforts, but his situation remains unstable. Tweedy has previously acknowledged his struggles, describing a cycle of setbacks and expressing regret over the impact on his family.

Local authorities say options for intervention are limited, though he is believed to be awaiting temporary accommodation. His situation highlights ongoing challenges related to homelessness, addiction, and rehabilitation.