Kerry Katona, 43, reveals she DOES want a sixth child after previously admitting she had given her fiance Ryan Mahoney, 35, a free pass to have a baby with someone else
As an ardent fan of Kerry Katona, her life story is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride! From her days with Atomic Kitten to her personal struggles and triumphs, she has always managed to captivate us with her resilience and strength.
Kerry Katona has had a change of heart and decided she does want a sixth child.
The well-known television personality, aged 43, is a mother of five, yet she does not share any biological offspring with her partner Ryan Mahoney, who is 35 years old.
As a lifestyle enthusiast, I’m proud to share that I have two wonderful daughters, Molly (age 22) and Lilly (age 20), who I co-parent with my former spouse, Brian McFadden. Our journey together as a family spanned from 2002 to 2006.
In addition to that, she is a mother to Heidi (aged 17) and Max (aged 15). She shares these children with her former husband, Mark Croft, as well as an eight-year-old child named DJ, who was from her relationship with the late George Kay.
After her latest hospital examination, Kerry shared that doctors indicated she could still conceive. This news has led to discussions with Ryan about potentially starting a family.
The member of Atomic Kitten shared that she had been hospitalized due to a cancer concern. In her OK! Magazine article, she disclosed: ‘Upon my recent scan last week and receiving the good news of being cancer-free, I was informed that I still possess follicles, which implies I could potentially have another child.’
I’ve been there before, buddy, feeling torn between wanting to stick with my decision and dealing with someone who can’t seem to make up their mind. But hey, if Ryan really wants another one, then that’s his call. However, we should get a move on, as time is precious and we’ve got things to do!
She considered the possibility that she didn’t wish to bear another child personally and planned to investigate surrogacy, as her challenging delivery of youngest daughter DJ had a profound impact on her oldest children, leaving them traumatized.
In February, Kerry confessed that her wish to have a baby had come to an end and acknowledged that she had granted Ryan the liberty to conceive a child with someone else.
Kerry expressed: “I’m not going to hold him back. In fact, I’ve granted him permission and told him, ‘If this is what you wish to persue, go ahead and do so without me!'”
As a passionate advocate, I can’t help but yearn for everyone to experience the profound joy of parenthood. Yet, in my heart, I question if I am sufficient to fulfill a man’s desires and dreams.
Last week Kerry admitted she hasn’t seen her eldest daughter Molly in a whole year.
Currently, Molly resides in Ireland, which is her father’s native land; however, she plans to meet up with her mother again during an upcoming visit to the United Kingdom.
In her most recent OK! article, Kerry expressed excitement as Lilly and Molly will be returning from Ireland later this week for a visit, which she eagerly anticipates.
It’s been nearly a year since I last saw Molly! We chat daily on the phone, yet she hasn’t dropped by for a visit recently. On a brighter note, Lilly is doing wonderfully well. She’s found her footing nicely over in Ireland and has secured a good job there. I’m really proud of her.
I take great pleasure in watching my children grow and thrive. I feel that I’ve fulfilled my role as a parent, and now it’s their time to embark on their own life journeys.
Kerry and Abbey Clancy wept upon hearing about Atomic Kitten’s heart-wrenching account of her difficult childhood, which led to her getting her daughters’ names inked on her wrists.
The star was overcome with emotion as she admitted her biggest fear is her children feeling ‘unloved’ as that is how she felt growing up.
As a lifestyle expert, I’d like to share a personal experience that has deeply influenced my perspective. Growing up, my mother, Sue, battled with manic depression. On her podcast Exhibit A, I opened up about my earliest memory, which was witnessing my mom self-harm at the tender age of three. This moment left an indelible mark on me and continues to shape my understanding and empathy towards mental health issues.
She admitted, “My deepest struggle has often been a sense of inadequacy, as it’s hard not to question one’s worth when witnessing a parent attempting suicide and thinking, ‘Am I not worthy enough for you to want me around?'”
‘So I was pretty f****d up before I became famous anyway’.
Expressing her deepest anxiety, she went on: ‘I recall being at rehab and I couldn’t fathom how I allowed myself to sink so low. I kept wondering if this is part of my genetic makeup, and if it’s something inherent. The one emotion I never want my children to experience is feeling unwanted or unloved by me, because that’s exactly how I felt.’
As a person who has battled with depression and suicidal thoughts in the past, I understand the desperation and fear that comes with such feelings. However, I strongly believe that self-harm, including getting tattoos as a means to express one’s struggles or emotional state, is not an appropriate solution.
Regardless of the ups and downs of my life, I always want my children to understand that they are deeply loved by me and I will remain a constant presence in their lives.
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2024-08-05 17:41