HALF term may still be a few weeks away but the Radfords are already enjoying an October getaway.
Making the most of the weekend’s dry weather mum-of-22, Sue Radford has whisked her bumper brood away on a mini break in their family caravan.
Taking to Instagram last night, the family matriarch shared a snap of their luxury sleeper ahead of the weekend.
By the looks of things Britain’s biggest family are looking forward to a few bike rides this weekend.
The busy parents splashed out on a luxury motorhome, estimated to cost around £40,000, for them to enjoy with their kids in 2022.
After looking at various layouts of motorhome, they eventually went for one with a lot of seating at the back.
And when it’s bedtime, the sofas turn into a large bed, which Noel speculated could fit around six of their 22 kids.
The bathroom has a shower, sink and toilet, which Sue insisted Noel will be emptying, while the kitchen comes complete with a decent sized oven and electric and gas hob.
There’s another seating area with a table towards the front of the van, which again turns into a bed, as well as a bed above the front driver and passenger seat.
The Radford family are well known for their love of travelling having returned from a luxury holiday just a few weeks ago.
After having done a no expense spared vacation at Universal and Disney World, the bumper family headed on a Disney Cruise.
The family headed to Port Canaveral, where they boarded the cruise, which set them back £3,800 a night for their group of 15.
The Disney Fantasy cruise is estimated to cost $2,400 (£1,800) per person for seven nights.
The family booked three adjoining rooms, giving their audience a tour of their connecting balconies.
Although the bumper brood famously doesn’t rely on benefits to fund their picturesque trips, Sue and Noe recently revealed their jet-setting lifestyle has been criticised by some people online.
The Radfords are Britain's biggest family with 22 children.
Here are the kids from eldest to youngest include:
The duo, who first fell pregnant when Sue was 13, shared their experience with social media trolling in their page-turner, The Radfords: Making Life Count.
According to the couple – who’ve been married for over three decades – cruel trolls love to joke about the family, saying they ”go to Florida more times than I go to the shops’.”
Talking about the hate the family gets, Sue said: ”I think it just boils down to jealousy.
“I have the mindset now – particularly since I lost my dad – that if you can afford to go on a holiday, then go.
”Life is definitely too short to say, ‘Oh, maybe I should squirrel my money away in the bank’ or whatever.
”Life is too short, so just do it.”
