22 children were born to Sue Radford, the mother of Britain’s largest family. She poses in a clinging minidress and announces her stunning weight loss of two stone.
Sue Radford, mum of Britain’s biggest family with her brood of 22 children, has revealed she’s “really chuffed” after she managed to lose two stone in weight.
Taking to social media, the mum-of-22 posted a picture of herself posing in the mirror in a figure-hugging light pink minidress from the family’s Florida vacation at Walt Disney World.
Sue, who owns a pie shop with her husband, Noel Radford, captioned the Facebook post: “I never thought I’d ever wear anything like this again but I feel so much more healthier and confident for losing nearly 2 stone.”
The 50-year-old mother continued, “I had put on so much and felt bad. I’m now back in the 8 stone bracket, which is where I wanted to be, so I’m really chuffed.”
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The family matriarch’s holiday tan and big smile were highlighted in the photo, as Sue looked clearly delighted with her newly slim figure, and she absolutely beaming as she modelled the Mickey and Minnie Mouse strappy dress.
One fan wrote, “Well done! ” in the comments section of the post to show their support. I always find myself snacking around Epcot, but I’m not sure how you handle it. “One person wrote. “
One person criticized him, “Hats off to you – I’ve only had three babies, and I know how difficult it is to lose weight!”
One user gushed, “You really are an inspiration and a wonderful mother, and another exclaimed, “You look amazing and appear to haven’t even had any children, let alone your gang!”
However, as is the case with any of Radford’s posts, one of the trolls was right where they were and said, “I think you’re more than 8 stone.”
One user remarked, “Bet she on Messenger, but there’s no way you’re 8 stone!” while another user continued, “Sorry, but there’s no way you’re 8 stone!”
However, Sue’s supporters were close enough to her as one social media user passionately defended the 22-year-old mother: “I really wish women championed other women. It’s much nicer to stand together and straighten a crown or two than dishing out cruel digs. Who cares about how much Sue weighs, she claimed to feel better, more confident, and upbeat?
The commenter continued, “Sue That bod of yours is amazing because it’s grown up, endured labor, postpartum, and all that comes with time and time.” Being a mother is challenging because we always put our best interests first. We’ve raised 22 children, helped raise grandkids, and done that for over 30 years. I believe you are amazing, and I hope you experience it because it is all that really matters. “]sic]
Sue and Noel take care of their enormous brood while capturing their busy lives in their well-known Channel 5 documentary 22 Kids and Counting.
When Sue and Noel were both seven and Noel was eleven, the pair first met and are now living in Morecambe, Lancashire. Sue’s older brother, Stephen, had a close friendship with Noel. When Sue was 14 and Christopher, her first child, was born, they were married when she was 17 years old.
The star couple discussed their initial marriage, partnership, and marriage during Sunday’s episode of their hit television show. The fact that they were each other’s first romantic partners made Sue and Noel’s work “unique” and special.
The pair, who met while they were kids and met in school, have been married for more than 30 years and have wed since exchanged vows in the early 1990s.
Their family of 22 comprises their eldest Chris, 36, Sophie, 31, Chloe, 29, Jack, 28, Daniel, 26, Luke, 24, Millie, 23, Katie, 22, James, 21, Ellie, 20, Aimee, 19, Josh, 18, Max, 16, Tillie, 15, Oscar, 13, Casper, 12, Hallie, 10, Phoebe, nine, Archie, seven, Bonnie, six, and Heidie, five.
Alfie, the family’s son, was stillborn in 2014, which was also heartbreaking to the family.
On Sunday nights at 8 p.m. on Channel 5, 22 Kids and Counting airs.
