Danielle Lloyd wants another baby.
The 38-year-old beauty - who has sons Archie, 12, Harry, 11, and eight-year-old George from her marriage to Jamie O'Hara and Ronnie, four, and Autumn, seven months, with husband Michael O'Nell - has previously ruled out having a sixth child but she's now admitted she thinks it would be good for her only daughter to have a sister.
She said: “I’ve always loved the idea of having a big family. I’d have 10 more kids if I could afford it – but I’d be doing the school run with my zimmer frame.
“I’ve told Michael, ‘Maybe Autumn might need a sister.’
“If she had a sister who became a best friend then she’d have someone to grow up with.”
Danielle’s psychic, Tracey, correctly predicted she would fall pregnant and have a girl last March and she’s now told the former glamour model she’ll likely have another daughter.
Danielle told Closer magazine: “Tracey’s told me all along that she sees two girls and she’s always been right.
“I had a reading that said I would either decide or fall pregnant by October, so that’ll be an important month.”
Having another child has again left Danielle with urinary incontinence, a condition which she underwent a vaginal tightening procedure to treat in 2018, and she admitted she’s started avoiding certain physical activities because she’s afraid of having a “leak”.
She said: “It’s not nice to live with and it affects me daily.
“The boys will ask me to jump on the trampoline in the garden and I have to think of an excuse because it’s a trigger.
“And it can create awkward moments. I love working out but I struggle to do pull-ups. My male personal trainer couldn’t understand why I was refusing.
“It was so awkward as I had to tell him I wouldn’t be able to manage without having a leak!
“Even sneezing when my hay fever is bad can cause an accident.”
But the star insisted it hasn’t caused any problems for her sex life.
She laughed: “Let’s just say, everything else down there is intact.
“Michael doesn’t have any complaints.
“It can be tricky to find the time with five kids – you just have to get what you can, when you can.”
