Chloe Radford, daughter of the famous Radford family, has announced the birth of her second child — a baby boy named Bodhi Reign. The 29-year-old, who already shares two-year-old daughter Mila with boyfriend Jacob Wallace, shared the happy news in a heartwarming TikTok montage that documented her journey from pregnancy to birth.
Posting to her 100k+ followers, Chloe wrote: “Our second precious bundle of joy is here — and he’s perfect.” Little Bodhi arrived on April 28, 2025, officially making Chloe’s parents, Sue and Noel Radford, grandparents for the 14th time.
The Radfords, known as Britain’s biggest family, rose to fame in 2012 with 15 Kids and Counting and now star in the hit Channel 5 series 22 Kids and Counting. Chloe, the third-oldest of Sue and Noel’s 22 children, began dating Jacob in 2021. The couple welcomed their first daughter, Mila, in July 2022.
Family and fans flooded the comment section with love and congratulations. “Huge congratulations to you all – he’s absolutely perfect,” one fan gushed. Chloe’s sisters Ellie and Katie shared their joy, calling Mila “the most amazing big sister,” while proud mum Sue wrote: “You did amazing, Chloe. He’s just perfect.”
The name Bodhi, of Sanskrit origin, means “awakening” or “enlightenment” — a choice that resonated with fans who praised its beauty and meaning.
Chloe has openly documented her pregnancy journey on social media, candidly sharing her experiences with back and pelvic pain, midwife appointments, cravings, and emotional moments. She currently works at the Radford Pie Company, the family-run bakery business.
The birth comes amid emotional weeks for the family. Just days before Sue’s 50th birthday in March, Millie Radford’s husband, Harley Passmore, suffered a suspected mini-stroke. Thankfully, doctors later diagnosed him with Bell’s palsy and he has since returned to good health.
With baby Bodhi’s arrival, the Radford family adds another member to its already expansive clan — and another chapter to their incredible story of life, love, and resilience in Britain’s largest family.
