EXCLUSIVE Glamour model who had baby girl with the son of serial killers Fred and Rose West is former Premier League WAG

Daily Mail​

5 days ago

This is the former glamour model who recently had a baby girl with the son of serial killers Fred and Rose West.
Emma Bradley ignored concerns from her family to settle down with Stephen West and the pair, who are also engaged, most recently welcomed a baby girl named Eden.
But she will never see her grandmother Rose, 71 after Emma revealed that Stephen had cut off all ties with his evil mother who is serving a life sentence in prison for the rape, torture and murder of 10 women and girls.
His depraved father Fred killed himself in 1995 while awaiting trial for 12 murders.
In social media pictures, Emma and Stephen, 51, can be seen cuddling and kissing while in one she lovingly strokes his face as they announce their engagement in 2020.
Other pictures show the couple enjoying a break in Paris and at family gatherings, underlining the deep bond they share.
The happiness captured in the images represents a far cry from Stephen's upbringing in the 'House of Horrors' at 25 Cromwell Street where his parents, among Britain's worst serial killers, committed multiple murders and subjected him and his siblings to sickening sexual and physical violence.
Rose and Fred West (pictured) collaborated on their heinous crimes but Fred escaped justice when he died by suicide while awaiting trial while Rose was sentence to life imprisonment
Former topless model Emma featured in magazines like Nuts and Zoo in her early 20s and reportedly once dated ex-Arsenal striker Paul Merson and singer Dane Bowers before settling down.
She also worked at Maxxis Babes, which provides models for car and bike shows around the UK.
Emma has since switched careers and after graduating from the University of West England in 2007 with a degree in nursing, now works at Gloucester Royal Hospital and at a leading cosmetics clinic as a surgeon's assistant.
She and Stephen live in a modest three-bedroom semi-detached home in Gloucester just five miles from the 'House of Horrors,' with four girls aged one to 17. Two of them are from a previous relationship Emma had.
The couple are due to tie the knot in August at the Celtic Manor Hotel in Newport. But their relationship has caused a huge rift within Emma's family because of Stephen's conviction in 2004 for seven counts of underage sex with a 14-year-old girl.
He chillingly admitted at the time: 'There's a bit of dad in me.'
The happiness captured in the images of the couple represents a far cry from Stephen's upbringing in the 'House of Horrors' at 25 Cromwell Street where his parents, among Britain's worst serial killers, committed multiple murders and subjected him and his siblings to sickening sexual and physical violence
After reports of Rose being in ill health in HMP New Hall, West Yorkshire, Emma told The Sun that neither she or Stephen were aware as they have cut ties with the serial killer.
She said: 'Stephen doesn't want to say anything because his main priority is the little ones. He is adamant, at this time of his life he's got a young family to protect.'
She said her older children 'don't know about the family history,' and added: 'They are old enough to be aware but too young to understand.'
One inside source claimed that Emma's family were 'uncomfortable' with her relationship to Stephen due to his family and 'where he comes from'.
They also claimed that Stephen, a former builder, is currently unemployed and drives a Motability Scheme car due to one of his daughter's being disabled.
The source said: 'None of us support it. He makes us uncomfortable. It's created a rift in the family.'
Stephen has been married twice before his engagement to Emma and has eight children in total. He is also a grandfather.
He grew up in the 'House of Horrors' and once revealed in an interview that 'it was important' to cut ties with Rose following her conviction.
Rose had blamed Stephen for her and Fred's horrific campaign of rape, torture and murder - which included their killing of his older sister Heather - and said it was his fault that she had ended up behind bars.
Stephen added: 'She rang me in 1999 with hate, blaming me for everything. She said I should have died when I was born and that I was a disgrace to the family.
'You don't need enemies when you've got family like that.'
At 14 years old, his father Fred told him to dig a hole in his garden that would be used for a fishpond. But it was to be used for his 16-year-old sister's grave.
The couple would often tell their other children they would 'end up under the patio like Heather' if they did not behave.
Of Fred and Rose's 10 children, only seven are still alive today.
Four of them are believed to have moved to other parts of the UK to begin new lives, away from the 'House of Horrors' - but three, including Stephen, have remained in Gloucester and live around ten minutes away from each other.