Frankie Bridge's Dilemma: Special School for Son's Dyslexia

0:00It's April 6th. This is Entertainment in Celebrity News today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Frankie Bridge, the 37-year-old former Saturday singer, got real emotional in her latest YouTube vlog, opening up about her 10-year-old. Sun Carter's dyslexia getting way worse since his diagnosis last year. She's torn up over whether to send him to a pricey specialist school that's kind of far from their Surrey home, where the daily drop-offs and pickups would be at Nightmare. She just checked out one of these schools and was blown away. Every kid there has dyslexia, so classes are built just for them. No need for one-on-one. Help since everyone's on the same page. But day places run 15,000 to 40,000 pounds a year, and it's not close, making it a huge hassle for her family with husband Wayne. Bridge and their 12-year-old son, Parker. Frankie admits she feels straight-up trapped, crying every time she drops Carter at his current school, which does offer solid support but might not. Cut it for secondary school next September.

1:02All the school switches he's been through have tanked his confidence, leaving her second guessing what's best, without another big shake-up. This hits hard after last year's battle for proper help. Schools dragged their feet on diagnosis till he was 8, and even then, support fell short. So they switched to an international spot that seemed better equipped. Now she's weighing the family strain against giving Carter a spot where he won't feel out of place, boosting him for real success instead of constant. It's a struggle tough call, but she's fighting for that breakthrough.