Peter Andre, alongside his wife Emily, are undeniably devoted parents to their children, which includes eight-month-old Arabella, Millie, 10, Theo, eight, and Peter’s children from a previous relationship, Princess, 17, and Junior, 19.
As they approach their 10-year wedding anniversary next year, the couple gushed to OK! Magazine about their love for parenting, sharing that family movie nights curled up on the sofa are a cherished ritual.
Yet, with Arabella’s first birthday on the horizon in April, the question arises: Are they considering expanding their family?
Peter’s response is unequivocally humorous and firm. “Hell no! This is it!”, he declares with exaggerated horror, chuckling as he says, “I always said I’d never be 50 and changing nappies, and yet here I am. But I’m done we both are..”
Emily, a mother to three, is just as resolute, despite enjoying her maternity leave with little Belle.
“That’s a categorical no from me! I love them all so much, but I already feel I don’t have enough time for each one individually. I’m getting rid of baby things now. That’s how I know I’m done I didn’t do that after having Theo. Facebook Marketplace is my friend! ” she confidently states, reports .
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Peter and Emily are about to celebrate their 10 year anniversary (Image: Getty)
Looking ahead, the pair are excited about a season where their children are grown and they can embark on adventures of their own. Peter anticipates this future with eagerness, remarking: “Ems and I have talked and we want to travel a bit when the kids get older and maybe one of our children will give us grandchildren. We’re happy!”.
Despite previously stating he didn’t want to be changing nappies in his fifties, Peter finds himself at 51 doing just that – and embracing every aspect of fatherhood with a newborn.
The couple are cherishing every moment of their daughter Arabella’s first year, much like their other children.
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“They’re all very close, but Bista [Princess] is super close with Millie and really helpful with the baby, while Junior has a lovely connection with Theo”, shares Peter.
“Ems and I aren’t “party parents” we love being at home, cooking and hanging out with the kids. I’m more driven than ever with work, but I feel parent guilt like never before. Then I think, I’m doing this for their future as well, and I feel better again!”
Emily also loves how the youngest two continue to dote on their baby sister, adding: “I thought the novelty would wear off with Millie and Theo, but it hasn’t.
“They fight over who can hold Belle. Their little faces when I pick them up from school with her… It’s another thing to argue over!”