Sue Radford spends hundreds at Primark & unloads bags of clothes for whole brood (2024)

BRITAIN’S biggest family the Radfords have headed to Scotland for a family trip.

But that hasn't stopped them from popping into Primark to stock up on clothes for the entire brood.

Sue, 45, and Noel, 49, are parents to the nation's largest family - with Sue welcoming their 22nd child, Heidie, in April - and had planned a four-week ‘holiday of a lifetime’ to Australia, but had to change their plans due to coronavirus.

Instead, the Radfords, who live in Morecambe, Lancs, headed to Scotland , on their first holiday of the year and have been bouncing around caravan parks across the country.

Upon arriving at their next destination, Sue and a couple of the older girls decided on a shopping trip to Primark where they ended up spending hundreds on new bits for the entire clan.

Upon arriving home, Sue and Ellie, 15, unloaded the massive bags of goodies detailing exactly what they'd bought and for who, as they documented the entire haul for YouTube.

Talking to the camera, Sue said: "Me and Ellie are just going to show you what we got from Primark," and admitted they picked up "loads of stuff."

The hall included a range of purse-friendly buys - including a selection of t-shirts, jackets, jeans, pyjamas and even accessories, with each of the older kids choosing some items they'd been lusting after.

Sue joked: "the girls just go off with a basket, chuck a load of things in and then leave me to pay for it all. "

The top picks among the stash of new clothes were the multiple pairs of denim jeans which the family bagged at £15 a pair.

Sue admitted that she "loves the jeans from Primark" and later added "I think they're brilliant," after showing of the multiple styles the girls had picked out.

Another favourite was for 11-year-old Max which was a pair of Minecraft shorts they'd bagged for just £8 while "all the girls" got matching Donald and Daisy duck PJs for just £7.

The massive haul also included a selection of new pieces for the younger Radford kids too, with each scoring a selection of fun graphic long sleeve tops and singlets for just a few pounds.

The family have been documenting their trip on their YouTube account and last week Sue explained in a video that the family were getting ready to head north on their holiday.

Chatting in aYouTubevideo, she said: “Today we're going away for the week.

"We're staying with our friends in their caravan, they have some caravans at a site in Edinburgh, so we're staying there until Monday - and then going to another caravan site with them for the rest of the week."

She revealed that packing for so many children was “crazy”, as she desperately tried to round everyone up, and has been filming the family trip and sharing it on their Youtube account.

Not all of them came on the trip though, as 18-year-old Millie, who's expecting her first child, Ophelia, in September stayed behind.

Katie, 17, explained in a previous video: "The rabbits are at home with Millie.

"She facetimes us everyday, she gets them out and lets them run about and she puts the camera on the rabbits running and her filling up the food and water.”

The Radfords are Britain's biggest family, with Noel and Sue parents to Chris, 30, Sophie, 26, Chloe, 24, Jack, 22, Daniel, 20, Luke, 19, Millie, 18, Katie, 17, James, 16, Ellie, 14, Aimee, 13, Josh, 12, Max, 11, Tillie, nine, Oscar, eight, Casper, seven, Hallie, four, Phoebe, three, Archie, two, Bonnie, one and Heidie, who was born in April.

The family all live in a single house in Morecambe, Lancs, with the exception of the Radfords' eldest children.

They also have three grandchildren - who are Sophie's kids - Daisy, six, Ayprill, four, and Leo, two.

The parents famously don’t claim benefits and rely on Noel’s bakery business to make ends meet.

And we revealedwhat happens when Sue takes her enormous brood for a picnic.

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