About a year and a half ago, Bonnie was born into the Radfor family, making her the 21st child.

Her arrival generated significant media attention in the UK, with numerous television programs and articles covering her story. The couple had a similar reaction when they welcomed their 20th child just a year prior.

Sue and Noel, the parents, have known each other since childhood. They met when Sue was 7 and Noel was 12, both having experienced abandonment and growing up in foster care.

Sue became pregnant at 13 and gave birth at 14, but instead of placing their child in an orphanage, they married when Sue turned 18.

Over 26 years together, they have had 21 children, with their youngest born when Sue was 43.

Noel admits, “At first, we thought we’d stop at three babies, but we love having babies around us so much that we couldn’t stop.” After having their seventh child, Noel had a vasectomy but later reversed the decision.

The family lives in a 10-bedroom house they bought for £240,000 in 2004. They share their daily lives on a blog, detailing family celebrations, meals, and parenting experiences.

Their household consumes about 10 liters of milk, three liters of fruit juice, and three boxes of cereal daily, with laundry reaching around 20 kilos.

While they rarely visit movies or cafés due to costs, they enjoy family picnics, walks, and board games, cherishing their time together as their greatest treasure.