Britain’s largest family, the Radfords, with 22 children unwrapping presents into Christmas pictures

Britain’s largest family, The Radfords, have released their long-awaited Christmas vlog, which shows mother Sue opening a “huge” gift.

The family, led by Sue, a 22-year-old mother, is seen opening presents and giving her a great present.

Piles upon piles of gifts are seen lined up in the living room under his massive Christmas tree.

A charming scene shows the large brood of little ones, all in robes, at the top of the stairs in their crowded house full of bunk beds and children’s toys.

The children, all 22, including the grandchildren, are seen talking about Santa’s visit and speculating on whether he knocked down the roof tiles.

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A scene of seemingly controlled chaos ensues in the vlog, as the huge family is seen smashing all of their presents on Christmas Day, while still in their pajamas.

Nintendos, dollies, clay pots, board games, necklaces, Lego – the Radford kids got the lot this Christmas.

At one point, Mom Sue says “you can’t move” as the torn wrapping paper piles up and the kids eagerly display their toys.

The lovely pictures show Sue and Noel opening presents from their older children, including a designer sweater, perfume, a box of chocolate, and a rather large gift contained in a cardboard box larger than some of the children.

Sue screams as she reveals that there is a Shark vacuum inside.

“How many times have I said I wanted a Shark vacuum?” Sue exclaims, dancing a bit and saying “thank you, thank you” over and over again, before hugging her older children.

The video ends with Noel gifting his beloved wife Sue a charming ring, and she proudly displays it in front of the camera to gasps from the rest of the family.

Noel and Sue hug and share a loving kiss as he says here “it’s a new engagement ring since the other one broke.”

“Noel, it’s absolutely beautiful,” Sue exclaims breathlessly.

The Radfords, who regularly document and share their lives with their thousands of followers, proudly posted the 46-minute long YouTube video on all of their social media channels for their fans.

One fan commented: “You are all so lucky, well done Sue too xx you deserve it xx glad you all had a great day xx”.

Another wrote: “What a beautiful family … that ring! Wow! They are so lucky to have each other and their lovely children … Merry Christmas everyone.”

Another commented, “I love how happy he was with his vacuum cleaner!

“I’m not going to lie that shark vacuums are the best! Merry Christmas to the radford family!

And another wrote: “I’ve been waiting for this … I love how everyone is so excited and some get lost in the wrapping paper ha”.

The family has previously spoken about how they put aside £ 5,000 each year so that they can spend between £ 100 and £ 250 on Christmas gifts for each child.

Noel and Sue say they don’t rely on profits to support the children, so the bakery is the only source of income and has to close so the family can isolate themselves after Father Noel tested positive for Covid. -19 earlier this month. , the Radfords faced a “massive nightmare.”

“It’s the busiest time of the year, you can’t take orders and we don’t have any income coming from the store, so honestly, it’s going to be quite a hit,” Sue said earlier this month.

Sue, 45, and Noel Radford, 48, of Morecambe, have 22 children and recently became grandparents for the sixth time.

The married couple are the parents of Chris, 30, Sophie, 26, Chloe, 25, Jack, 22, Daniel, 20, Luke, 19, Millie, 19, Katie, 17, James, 16, Ellie, 14, Aimee, 13, Josh, 12, Max, 11, Tillie, nine, Oscar, eight, Casper, seven, Hallie, four, Phoebe, three, Archie, two, and Bonnie, one, and Heidi Rose, five months.

Alfie, her 17th child, was stillborn in 2014.

Daughter Millie became a mother for the first time in September.

The new mother currently lives with her parents, who welcomed their 22nd child earlier this year, and 17 of her siblings into their 10-bedroom home in Lancashire and previously said she does not plan to move anytime soon.

They first rose to fame in the TV Channel Four documentary 15 Kids and Counting and have since regularly fed their fans news about their extended family through television shows and their own YouTube channel.

The couple live with 19 of their children in the house they bought for £ 240,000 in 2004.

But there was a suggestion that they could abandon the three-story building that was converted from a former residence.

Sue and Noel depend on their own bakery business and do not claim any benefits other than Child Benefit.

Noel recently revealed that the family will appear in another documentary about his life, as a continuation of the two previous jobs that aired on Channel Four.