Emotional Sue Radford faces biggest parenting challenge yet - 'you can't hold them back'

Sue Radford has opened up about the strain of having 22 kids can put on her relationship with husband Noel.The couple star in Channel 4 show 22 Kids and Counting with their huge brood. Sue, 48, and Noel, 53, have now penned a book about their family, titled The Radfords: Making Life Count, in which they give fans a look into their relationship and busy life.

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Mum-of-22 Sue Radford has trending taste in jewellery it seems as fans of the programme have spotted her with two popular bracelets donning her wrists on a recent YouTube video that showed her opening presents with her children on Mother's Day. At first glance, we cannot be sure the pretty clover bracelets are actually from luxury jewellery brand Van Cleef Arpels, a luxury name worn and loved by the royal family, Catherine, Princess of Wales and Queen Camilla have been seen wearing the sort-after brand on numerous occasions, but the cloverleaf motif is certainly similar to the brands signature style.

Sue Radford, the mum from "Britain's biggest family", has hinted that their family might get even bigger. Sue and her husband Noel, who are parents to 22 children, have opened up about their love for having kids in their new book, The Radfords: Making Life Count.The couple wrote: "We haven't just been addicted to love during our long and happy marriage - for most of it, we have also been addicted to having children.

22 Kids and Counting parents Sue and Noel Radford have been spotted spending some quality time together while filming new episodes of their hit Channel 5 show. But, the TV stars weren't enjoying a date night or relaxing with a takeaway at home on a Saturday night - they were actually seen tackling a couple's exercise class in the Lancashire seaside town of Morecambe where they live.

When it comes to looking after our skin, our busy lives can often get in the way of consistently sticking to a daily skincare routine. Sue Radford, on the other hand, has shown that it is possible and despite looking after 22 kids she makes time to apply her skincare in the evening. The 48 year old YouTube star took to Instagram to reveal that she’d been given some of the L'Oreal Age Perfect Retightening Anti-Sagging Collagen Night Cream, £13 here, by her kids.

Famed for having Britain's biggest family, Sue Radford certainly deserves to be spoiled when it comes to Mother's Day. And taking to Instagram this Sunday to mark the occasion, Sue shared tributes from some of her 22 children with her 528K followers.The 22 Kids and Counting star first re-shared a snap with her daughter Katie, 20, who had posted a selfie with her mum and wrote: "Happy Mother's Day mum thank you for everything you do for all of us love you lots". Next was Ellie, 18, who sweetly shared a picture where she was sat on Sue's knee.

Sue Radford, the mum of Britain's largest family, has revealed how she actually vowed to have 'no more children' after experiencing a 'horrendous' first birth at the young age of 13. The 22 Kids and Counting star and her husband Noel, open up about her experience of pregnancy as a teen in their first-ever book, The Radfords: Making Life Count, and she says she didn't think she'd be able to do childbirth more than once after a 'horrifying' ordeal.

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Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Marilyn Monroe, who died 62 years ago, has been reincarnated as a “hyper-real” AI-generated digital avatar that lets fans engage in a conversation with the late actor — who can answer questions “in Marilyn’s signature voice and style,” according the company behind the project. AI technology firm Soul Machines unveiled Digital Marilyn, an interactive experience in which she “shares anecdotes and even delivers personalized greetings, creating an unforgettable experience for Marilyn fans.” The AI-generated chatbot lets you interact with the late actor “in real-time using advanced natural language processing, deep learning and GPT 3.5,” Soul Machines said in announcing the project Friday.

Noel and Sue Radford, famous for being the UK's largest family, have confessed that fame is not their "comfort zones", maintaining they're 'shy' individuals. During a recent book signing in Manchester for their new offering titled The Radfords: Making Life Count, the couple were taken aback by how many fans came to meet them.

Sue Radford has opened up about the "nastiness" she's experienced on social media in her new book The Radfords: Making Life Count, which she has penned with her husband Noel. The parents-of-22 shot to fame in recent years following their reality series 22 Kids and Counting, but as many celebs have discovered, the fame comes with some cruel trolling online. Addressing this in the new book, Sue recalled how she's often trolled over her family's jet-setting lifestyle.

So You Think You Can Dance‘s 18th season is debuting tonight on Fox, and we have the full judges and host lineup for you!

So You Think You Can Dance is back this week for season 18. Host Cat Deeley describes the new season as a bit of a “refresh,” and it is, considering that beloved dancers/choreographers Allison Holker and Maksim Chmerkovskiy are joining the judges table, along with JoJo Siwa.For Holker especially, this opportunity was one that couldn't have come at a better time, given the heaviness of the last 14 months.

The increased cost of living is something which affects every family but with 22 mouths to feed Sue Radford has more reason than most to keep an eye on budgets.The star of Channel 5’s 22 Kids and Counting, whose kids range in age from 34 to three, spends around £450 a week on shopping, often getting through up to 18 pints of milk and 44 lbs of potatoes a week. Now Sue, who lives with her family in Morecambe and is also a grandmother of ten, has revealed her budgeting hacks that help keep the family finances under control. “When it comes to food I try to shop around - different shops and supermarkets,” she explains.

Many of us who are fans of desi food now know what to expect when we go to a typical Indian restaurant. Often many of the dishes will have a similar taste, as they use the same curry base or 'thurka' as it's natively known.

Emily Longeretta Maksim Chmerkovskiy is misunderstood. At least that’s what he’ll say if you ask. The professional dancer, who previously competed on 17 seasons of “Dancing With the Stars” and won once, left the ABC series in 2017 and has a brand new role: judge on Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance.” Oddly enough, he’s best known for challenging the judges on his former show.

The Radford Family, known for being the biggest family in Britain and their hit TV show 22 Kids and Counting, have always been open and honest with fans - and now mum Sue has revealed they're thinking about expanding their already large family. The mum of 22 admitted she might look to add more kids to her family by adopting or fostering.

Sue and Noel Radford, from Channel 5's 22 Kids and Counting, are known as Britain's biggest family and have enough children to make two football teams! And with a brood that big, many parents would fear to think of the weekly costs that incur.Talking exclusively with OK!, Sue revealed that the family can get through between 12 and 18 pints of milk a day, and their weekly food bill runs at around £450. Describing the 'military operation' that is breakfast, Sue shared: "Some kids will want porridge, some Weetabix, some toast.