The Radfords are known by another moniker, i.
e. the UK’s largest family. And the family just got bigger after parents Noel and Sue welcomed baby number 22 to the brood.
The family’s official Facebook and Instagram pages announced the happy news along with a photo of the infant’s hand. They wrote: “We welcomed our beautiful baby girl into the world on Friday night.
“We’re all so in love with her.”
They also announced that they were coming out with a vlog soon.
The Radfords first became known after appearing on Channel 4’s documentary series 15 Kids and Counting, and the series followed them as the family continued to grow.
Sue, 45, and husband Noel, 49, have 22 kids in total: Chris, 30, Sophie, 25, Chloe, 23, Jack, 22, Daniel, 20, Luke, 18, Millie, 17, Katie, 16, James, 15, Ellie, 14, Aimee, 13, Josh, 12, Max, 11, Tillie, nine, Oscar, seven, Casper, six, Hallie, three, Phoebe, two, Archie 18 months, and Bonnie, one.
Sadly, Sue had a miscarriage in 2014 at 23 weeks.
Their second-oldest, Sophie, has three kids herself, which makes Sue and Noel grandparents as well.
Second-oldest Sophie also has three kids of her own, making Sue and Noel grandparents as well.
Their family life is well-documented on social media. They have 237,000 followers on Instagram while their Facebook page has more than 333,000 likes.
They also upload vlogs on YouTube and have made sure to update fans about their 22nd child throughout Sue’s pregnancy.
The couple shared a clip of their 12-week scan in October although the scan itself took place at the end of September.
“We’re going to have a little peek at the new little Radford,” Sue said in the clip.
“Very exciting.”
The unborn babe also had three siblings watching the screen in 2D and 3D and they even heard her heartbeat.
Sue thought she was going to have another boy but Noel thought otherwise.
Speaking about the scan, he said: “One minute it looked like a girl, the next minute it looked like a boy, so we’re not sure.”
Back then, he talked about plans of doing a gender reveal soon, saying: “It’s a long way to go yet but yeah… it’s a good Christmas.”
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