Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a year

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Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a year
Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a year

The Radford family are jetting off to Disney for the fourth time in a year.

The brood, who star in Channel 5's 22 Kids and Counting, can't seem to get enough of the Magic Kingdom.

Parents Sue and Noel took to Instagram to show their kids getting excited for the holiday to Florida, with youngster Bonnie heard saying: "We are going to see Mickey."

The huge family went to Orlando in April during Easter, followed by a trip to Florida and in September and then a holiday to Disneyland Paris in December.

Sue and Noel don't rely on benefits, running a pie business in Lancashire to fund their lucrative lifestyle.

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Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a yearThe Radfords head to Disney once more (theradfordfamily/Instagram)
Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a yearMum Sue updates Instagram followers after her family arrive in Florida (theradfordfamily/Instagram)

Last year, mum Sue enjoyed shopping in New York and a trip to the Maldives, just two of the several holidays she took last year.

Today, Sue shared a video on the family's Instagram account of her youngsters splashing in the pool, and a short clip of their drive, tagging the Magic kingdom.

Not everyone seems delighted with the Radford's latest Disney trip, with daughter Millie accusing her parents of using their grandkids to make money.

Millie, 22, made the barbed comment after they surprised some of the grandkids with the Florida trip.

Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a yearParents Sue and Noel on a previous Disney trip

The video saw Sue and Noel tell grandchildren Daisy, Ayprill and Leo that they were taking them on holiday. Millie is mum to Ophelia and Chester, who weren't involved.

Millie, 22, reposted the video on her Instagram, and wrote: "Cute? But you've made money from all your grandchildren but choose your favourites...Said my piece, I recall my kids being in the whole 22 Kids and counting - not a single sight viewing of the rest in there.. bare 1 ep."

Noel even dressed up as Mickey Mouse to share the news, with Daisy bursting into happy tears.

Daisy, Ayprill and Leo are the offspring of Sophie, Sue and Noel's oldest child, and her husband Joe.

The Mirror contacted the Radfords regarding Millie's remark.

Noel and Sue are the head of Britain's biggest family and have been showing fans what it's like in their household for three series now with their Channel 5 series, which documents everything from living in their house, doing their own home improvements, running their business as well as making big Sunday morning breakfasts for them all.

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During the most recent series, Noel announced plans to retire from his pie business, with offspring Chloe and Luke both vying to take over.

Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford take brood on fourth Disney holiday in a yearThe Radfords have a TV show documenting their family life (THERADFORDFAMILY/INSTAGRAM)

Sue recently revealed the pressures of running their business in the earlier years and the bankruptcy nearly caused them to divorce.

She said: "You would go to bed thinking about the debt, wake up thinking about the debt, wake up in the night thinking about the debt.

"If anything would have caused us to get a divorce, it was this shop. Looking back now, it was a time where I genuinely thought our marriage would not pull through. We’d get divorced and that would be it. It was absolutely awful."

Katherine Heslop

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