He is 44 years old and has spent half of his pregnant life. He is now waiting for his 22nd child.

The largest family in Britain continues to grow: at 44, and after spending almost half of her pregnant life, Sue Radford announced that she and her husband, Noel, were in the soft expectation of their son number 22.

The wedding revealed the news through a YouTube video in which he was showing the baby's ultrasound. There, the woman said, "I'm about to meet the 15 weeks of pregnancy. Soon we will know sex. "

The announcement represented a pleasant surprise for the couple's fans, who share the daily life of their family through social networks. Was last year, Sue had said that she was not going to have any more children.

However, the "super mom" seems to have rethought, as she said: "I would like to have a babybecause last year, I had a daughter. So 11 of each sex".

In this way, the video in which the marriage was shared quickly became viral and she was already Seen by more than 735 thousand people In the whole world.

According to Daily mail, the Radfords are the fathers 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, 9, Oscar, 7, Casper, 6, Hallie, 3, Phoebe, 2, Archie, 18 and Bonnie, 8. And also, Grand parents Daisy, 6, Ayprill, 4, and Leo, 2 years old.

Despite the enormous proportions of her family, Sue and Noel state that they only need the help of the state that thanks to the success of their bakerywhich allowed them to buy the ten bedroom house they live in 2004. However, they admitted that keeping as many children cost 350 pounds a week, the equivalent of 26,600 dollars, only for the purchase of food and cleaning products.

The first time Sue gave birth was 14 years old and since then, she and Christmas have become inseparable and have always bet on more. Currently, the two live with 19 of their children in Morecambe, Lancashire. Meanwhile, the elders, Chris and Sophie, have already moved and started their own families.