Dad-of-22 Noel Radford reveals family bought THREE Porsches in as many years, but slams claims they’re ‘rich’
SUE and Noel Radford have rejected claims that they’re rich, despite owning three Porsches in just three years.
Noel, 53, even gifted Sue a Land Rover for her 46th birthday but the pair ditched it not long after to buy their first Porsche.
“Then we got rid of that Porsche and we replaced it with another one,” the dad-of-22 revealed in the couple’s new book, The Radfords: Making Life Count.
“Then we got rid of that Porsche, because it was c**p.
“Then a bit later, in September 2023, we got another Porsche.”
Despite this, the pair insist they’re “not millionaires”
When previously questioned on their wealth, 48-year-old Sue firmy replied: “Absolutely not, we’re definitely not secret millionaires.
“To me, rich would be having the big mansion, the flash cars and quite a few hundred thousand in the bank.
“To me, that would be rich but we are not that.”
Noel and Sue, 48, shot to fame as parents of Britain’s largest family, with the pair having 22 children and their own Channel 5 series, 22 Kids and Counting.
They have an estimated net worth of £975,000 and reckon they’ve spent over £1 million raising their children, but still don’t class themselves as wealthy.
Their children are Chris, 34, Sophie, 29, Chloe, 28, Jack, 26, Daniel, 24, Luke, 22, Millie, 22, Katie, 20, James, 19, Ellie, 18, Aimee, 17, Josh, 16, Max, 14, Tillie, 13, Oscar, 11, Casper, 10, Hallie, eight, Phoebe, seven, Archie, six, Bonnie, four, and Heidie, three.
Having so many kids means getting around is no mean feat, with the couple owning a minibus and motorhome, as well as their luxury cars.
Noel chalks his fleet of vehicles down to having “a passion for cars from being a child”.
And their most recent Porsche is a “frozen berry” pink motor that he said is “certainly turning a few heads in Morecambe”.
“People do love it,” Sue added.
“We went to a campsite soon after we got it and this couple tracked us down after walking all around the campsite.
“They had seen Noel driving in it and wanted to tell us how much they loved the colour.”