AFTER welcoming their daughter Arabella earlier this year, Peter Andre and his wife have shared a bombshell update on their future baby plans.
The couple, who have been married just short of 10 years, revealed the next step for their family.
In an interview with OK! Magazine, Peter, 51, and wife Emily McDonagh, 35, got candid about their family life.
“Ems and I aren’t ‘party parents’ – we love being at home, cooking and hanging out with the kids,” the singer explained.
He went on to say that he’d prefer to be working than partying at this point in life.
However, Peter admitted that one aspect has changed his approach to work.
“I’m more driven than ever with work, but I feel parent guilt like never before,” he said.
“Then I think, I’m doing this for their future as well, and I feel better again.”
And while neither Peter or Emily are itching to get back on the party scene, they shared that they still have no intentions of growing their family any further.
As well as eight-month-old Belle, the pair share Millie, 10, and Theo, eight as well as and Peter’s two children from his previous marriage, Princess, 17, and Junior, 19.
However, they made it very clear that their brood has stopped with their latest addition.
“Hell no! This is it,” Peter said when asked about the possibility of expanding his family further by OK!.
“I always said I’d never be 50 and changing nappies, and yet here I am.
“But I’m done – we both are.”
According to the publication mum-of-three Emily agreed with her husband’s statement “wholeheartedly.”
“That’s a categorical no from me,” said Emily, who works as a doctor.
“I love them all so much, but I already feel I don’t have enough time for each one individually.”
She revealed the step she has already taken to ensure the firm no is final.
“I’m getting rid of baby things now,” Emily explained.
“That’s how I know I’m done – I didn’t do that after having Theo. Facebook Marketplace is my friend.”
Peter explained that the couple are already looking forward to the travelling they can do during retirement.
“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,” he said.
