Britain's Biggest Family welcomes new addition to their brood ❤️
Britain's Biggest Family the Radfords has just got even bigger as Sue and Noel's daughter Millie Radford has given birth to her second child.
Millie told her followers she'd named her son Chester Bleu and revealed he was born on Sunday 20 February weighing 8lb 3oz. The happy baby news comes just days after the Radfords celebrated another incoming addition to their family. Sue wrote: "So so thrilled for Chloe and Jake a beautiful baby girl on the way and what a lucky baby girl she is #genderreveal #babygirl".Although the Radford brood is ever-expanding with more and more grandchildren, Sue and her husband Noel, 51, admitted they are not sure if they will be having any more children.
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