Sue saying in that post "I'm not allowed to say no" is a huge red flag to me, I think she's talking about in general and not just in regards to filming. I'm not saying he r*pes her but if she says no he probably goes into a sulk and becomes so insufferable that she feels she has to give in. And then 9 months later there's another baby. It says in that post she was grieving, I'm guessing her dad had just passed, and he got angry that she didn't want to go on television? What an absolutely nasty man. Cares about fame and money more than his wife.
And Noel apparently being angry that she got to stay home with the kids? Stop pumping her with babies then! I agree Sue should work when she hasn't got little babies if they really need the money but she'd have to go on maternity leave every time she had a new baby, plus paying for childcare if she wasn't home with the kids. How does she not see what a horrid man he is.
I've no time for Sue, she's horrible in her own ways. But god do I feel sorry for her sometimes. She's had to deal with that grumpy old bastard since she was 13 and it's not like she could leave him when there's an endless stream of babies. There's a saying if you put a frog in boiling water it will jump out, but if you put a frog in cool water and slowly boil it the frog won't notice any difference and boil to death. Essentially that's what's happening, she hasn't known any different since she was a bloody child, she thinks it's normal for your husband to control you and go into sulks when he doesn't get his way. It's escalated until now she's trapped with a billion little ones, a business and a social media image with the man who will probably turn nasty if she tried to leave.
I just hope her kids grow to learn that their parents relationship isn't normal. All their kids have been raised to think that a 17yo impregnating a 13yo is fine. They probably also think it's fine for one half of a couple to control the other and not care about their feelings, consent, or wellbeing. I just can't imagine being forced to put on a happy face on television when grieving a parent. Ugh.