Noel and Sue Radford admit they are 'quite shy' and fame is outside their 'comfort zone'

Noel and Sue Radford, parents to 22 children, have spoken out against "cowardly trolls with empty lives" who criticise their large family online. The couple, who have been in the public eye since 2012, regularly share their family's adventures - including luxury holidays, birthday parties, and new toy hauls - on social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

Sue Radford, mum and star of 22 Kids and Counting, has confessed that she rarely gets to chat with her husband Noel due to the demands of looking after their massive family. Sue, 48, is the head of the Radford family - also known as the biggest in the UK - and is featured on the Channel 5 programme 22 Kids And Counting.

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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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.

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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.

Mum-of-22 Sue Radford has bravely described her experience of giving birth for the first time at just 13-years-old as she admitted it was "absolutely horrendous". 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 . The proud mum of 22, whose kids were born ''all natural'', gave birth to the couple's first child, Christopher, now 34, back in 1989.

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AS a mum of 22 Sue Radford’s busy household can sometimes look like it’s run as a military operation - and that means strict rules. From getting the kids out the door for school each morning to regulations around mobile phone use Sue, 48, and husband Noel who star in Chanel 5's hit TV show 22 Kids and Counting know that order is the key to keeping their big brood happy and the household running smoothly.

22 Kids and Counting's Noel Radford, dad to Britain's biggest family, detailed his account of when his now wife Sue Radford fell pregnant at the young age of 13, and defended their four-year age gap. Noel, 53, said that they "were both just kids" when he discovered he was going to be a dad for the first time. At that time, Noel was 17 while Sue was below the legal age of consent.

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.

She's the mother of 22 kids and you may think at the age of 48, Sue Radford would be looking forward to putting her feet up when the youngest flies the nest.

Being parents to 22 children isn’t without its challenges, and one of the biggest that Sue and her husband, Noel Radford face, is keeping their romantic spark alive. The couple, who married in 1992, and their family rose to fame on the documentary series, 22 Kids and Counting which started in 2012 and have since become well-known as Britain’s largest family. Now, Sue is opening up about how she and Noel manage to keep time for themselves as well as parent their children, and spend time with all of their grandchildren.

While Sue Radford could be forgiven for wanting to put her feet up once her 22 kids are all off her hands, the mother of the UK's largest family – stars of Channel 5's 22 Kids And Counting – has other ideas. Sue, who became a parent when she was just a young teenager, has revealed she would actually love to extend her brood and adopt. “We adore being surrounded by kids so I’d love to adopt or foster.

As Britain’s largest family, appearing in their own documentary series and having their own YouTube channel, the Radfords are used to having lots of media attention. However, being in the public eye can result in trolling, and in recent years, Sue Radford reveals she’s stopped looking at hateful online comments. With parents everywhere struggling to protect children from the worst of social media, Sue has become vigilant with her own.