SUE Radford Matriarch of Britain's biggest family has slammed trolls who argue she cannot pay for her 22 kids.
In a candid Q&A Sue and Noel Radford sat down to answer some of the family's most commonly asked questions.
The couple responded to questions on how they fund their huge family. Sue claimed it was one of their most asked questions.
As a mum of 22 it's not wonder people are curious as to how Sue and Noel support their big brood.
Sue and Noel are already mum and dad to their children – Chris, 33, Sophie, 29, Chloe, 27, Jack, 25, Daniel, 24, Luke, 22, Millie, 21, Katie, 19, James, 17, Ellie, 18, Aimee, 17, Josh, 15, Max, 14, Tillie, 12, Oscar, 11, Casper, 10, Hallie, eight, Phoebe, six, Archie, five, Bonnie, four, and Heidie, three. While the couple’s 17th child Alfie was tragically still born on July 6, 2014.
Someone asked: “What are the most common misconceptions people have about your family?”
Sue said people always assume it would be impossible to fund such a huge family.
She said: “I think it's just that you know or you don't possibly you can't possibly pay for all of those children.”
Sue revealed the couple have multiple income streams to support their big brood.
She said: “I think that people don't kind of realise that we don't just have the bakery we have like obviously we have YouTube and the TV program and there's all different kinds you know it's not just one income there.”
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The Radford family rose to fame thanks to the popular series 22 Kids and Counting, which documented their daily lives.
Their YouTube vlog channel has over 361,000 followers and they have a fair 500k Instagram following.
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The couple also revealed people were always curious as to how they were able to give their kids individual attention.
Sue explained she didn’t start with a massive family and it has grown over the years so they have adapted over time.
Noel added: “We spread our time with all the kids. We know it's never so much one-on-one because they don't generally want that themselves you know.
“They'll be two or three of them all sat with us and just doing you know drawing our colouring our cooking whatever.”
Many follower were curious to know how the family dealt with inevitable haters and trolls
Somebody said: “ Are you guys doing okay ? Negative crap no doubt takes its toll, keep doing you.”
Noel firmly responded : “No I I don't care what is there not bothered doesn't interest me
Sue explained most of the comments they received were positive and they ignored any mean comments where possible.
She said: “I think for us we just stick to our socials and the comments and things on there are really lovely and positive so thank you guys for that and we don't kind of we don't go looking elsewhere for negative things.”
“Because at the end of the day I feel like mentally you're in a much better place to be able to look after your kids and live your life if you're not if you're not surrounded by that kind of negativity.”
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Sue said her and her family always focus on the good rather than the bad.
“So for us you know we just stick to our socials which are like I say lovely and um yeah just all positive comments and they're really really nice.”
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