That really shows what a horrible bitch and the kind of person she is . when she herself and her husband were taken in and adopted she should have alot more empathy and kindness towards Chris'partner and kidsSue is all about biological family (to the point of suspected incest) because of her trauma to being adopted, so Chris’ stepchildren will be looked down on and I’m sure she makes it clear when they’re around that they aren’t considered family. I feel so sorry for them, but they are the ones better off because the grabfords aren’t influencing their lives. I wonder how they would treat children from a male partner, if Sophie/chloe met someone who was already a parent? I think when the older boys start becoming dads Sue will have no interest in those children either because she can’t control and interfere like she does with her own daughters.
She's said "we need to buy a outside highchair"What you betting in the next vlog Ophelia will be in a high chair and they will make a big deal out of it
I can't imagine being like that to a child. The cruelty of it. My son has a lovely girlfriend who has a 3 year old boy. I've known that little lad since he was 5 months old. I adore him and my only worry is that if they ever break up, I won't get to keep being a part of his life. I've actually told my son's partner that and she has promised me that no matter what happens I always will be part of their family .That really shows what a horrible bitch and the kind of person she is . when she herself and her husband were taken in and adopted she should have alot more empathy and kindness towards Chris'partner and kids
I'm sure she will have a lot to say if ophelia is treated like that in the future if Millie goes on to have more kids with a new partner and new partners family treat Ophelia like she is not 'real family'
Does it come in grey rattan with a parasolShe's said "we need to buy a outside highchair"
They'll probably adopt from abroad or even have a surrogate! Probably one of their kids.Unfortunately for Sue, anything that does make her happy seems short lived. Babies and puppies grow up, new furniture/appliances/tat become worn/broken and then she's back in the cycle of looking for the next fix. She never seems content with what she's got.
I often wonder how her and Noel's relationship will survive when most of the kids have flown the nest. They've been so use to it all being about the kids for so long, they're not use to spending time just the two of them (unless it's for a quick shag to produce yet another crotch goblin) and that's really not healthy in a relationship.
They've never struck me as a strong couple. They've created a massive family unit to paper over the cracks of their unhappy pasts. Underneath, I don't see a couple genuinely still in love after all these years. I see two people very use to existing together, in a massive household where many days their paths don't even cross much until bedtime.
She is dependent on him. Very different to love. Only time will tell with their relationship, but my prediction is an almighty struggle to continue papering over the cracks once the babies dry up (which it appears they might be).
Not defending her but could it be the childrens dad and his family don’t want their names being used by the radfordsShe only mentioned eggs for Maisie and Jacob!
So it’s a sure bet that the step grandchildren didn’t get one.
How can they do that?
They’re either petty or downright nasty.
Whichever it is it doesn’t look good.
Chris needs to have words with them.
That would be vile and would surely not go down well even with their minions. Someone carrying their own parents baby is beyond icky, especially when they already have 22! I really can't see that happening.They'll probably adopt from abroad or even have a surrogate! Probably one of their kids.
Chloe seems to be keeping her head down
Oh yeah because the Chavfords are so particular about respecting other people's wishes. No they've made it very clear that they don't consider those older boys part of the family. It would be a disgraceful way for any adult to behave but for two people who were themselves adopted, it's galling.Not defending her but could it be the childrens dad and his family don’t want their names being used by the radfords
Nothing wrong with saying 'Nicole's other boys'. I know what you're saying, but I can't see it being that personally. They don't acknowledge them in any form whatsoever (and from what others have said on here I got the impression the other dads weren't involved anyway - but may be wrong).Not defending her but could it be the childrens dad and his family don’t want their names being used by the radfords
If that’s the case she could have just said “everyone at Christophers”.Not defending her but could it be the childrens dad and his family don’t want their names being used by the radfords
Yes I heard that but it was for heidie not sure why they can’t carry her inside one outside. It’s not like they are going to be eating outside all the time. We rarely get nice Weather and it only last for a couple of weeks.She's said "we need to buy a outside highchair"
She could of Chris's familyIf that’s the case she could have just said “everyone at Christophers”.
I think it might've been the KAC when Sophie got married that Noel said someone said to him that when Chris an Sophie were grown up "you'll both still be young and have your lives to do want you want". Noels reply was along the lines of "oh no I'm glad we have all these kids to keep us where we are" something to that affect. This struck me at the time as a bit strange, like he was saying he wouldn't want it to be just him and sue. So maybe the relationship isn't as wonderful as they make it out to be?Unfortunately for Sue, anything that does make her happy seems short lived. Babies and puppies grow up, new furniture/appliances/tat become worn/broken and then she's back in the cycle of looking for the next fix. She never seems content with what she's got.
I often wonder how her and Noel's relationship will survive when most of the kids have flown the nest. They've been so use to it all being about the kids for so long, they're not use to spending time just the two of them (unless it's for a quick shag to produce yet another crotch goblin) and that's really not healthy in a relationship.
They've never struck me as a strong couple. They've created a massive family unit to paper over the cracks of their unhappy pasts. Underneath, I don't see a couple genuinely still in love after all these years. I see two people very use to existing together, in a massive household where many days their paths don't even cross much until bedtime.
She is dependent on him. Very different to love. Only time will tell with their relationship, but my prediction is an almighty struggle to continue papering over the cracks once the babies dry up (which it appears they might be).
Is there such a thing?She's said "we need to buy a outside highchair"
The kids keep them so busy they don't actually have to spend a lot of time alone together, and I genuinely believe they're both quite happy with that arrangement.I think it might've been the KAC when Sophie got married that Noel said someone said to him that when Chris an Sophie were grown up "you'll both still be young and have your lives to do want you want". Noels reply was along the lines of "oh no I'm glad we have all these kids to keep us where we are" something to that affect. This struck me at the time as a bit strange, like he was saying he wouldn't want it to be just him and sue. So maybe the relationship isn't as wonderful as they make it out to be?
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