
Bec Judd makes shock confession about her four children: 'I would not recommend'
The AFL WAG shares four children – Oscar, 13, Billie, 10, and twins Darcy and Tom, eight, with her husband Chris Judd.
Speaking with her bestie and podcast co-host Jess Roberts, Bec's revelation is likely to leave her youngest, Darcy and Tom, scratching their heads.
'I just think four kids is a lot. Anything over two, I think is too many,' she revealed on air.
Jess, who has three children, agreed, adding: 'You know what? It's a lot of chaos. And just to spread yourself between the four of them. I don't know how you do it. I struggle with three.'
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Bec then gave an insight into her hectic lifestyle, admitting that it is a big challenge wrangling four children.
'It's like, we will be in the car and I'll be screaming at one of them, I'm threatening one to walk home.
'One's always injured or has some medical issue, or the school's calling about something,' she said.
'There's always something popping off.'
It seems that the in-car yelling has rubbed off on her kids, with Bec admitting her children agree with her assessment.
'The kids in the car, when I'm screaming at them, just say: "Mum, when we grow up, we don't think we're going to have four kids – it's too many",' she laughed.
'I would not trade any of my kids in, but man, I would not recommend four!'
Bec has never been one to shy away from sharing the minutiae of motherhood with her 725,000 Instagram followers - both good and bad.
Back in January, for example, Bec took to her Instagram Stories to call out her two youngest children for causing havoc in the family's $7.3 million mansion in the Melbourne seaside suburb of Brighton.
'The last day of this bullsh*t,' Bec captioned a photo of Tom and Darcy's shared bedroom in a state of squalor.
The mum-of-four rang in her 42nd birthday with a lavish party just days prior, followed by a long lunch at Montalto Winery.
After a weekend of festivities, Bec returned to mum duties and was not at all pleased with the state of her boys' bedroom.
Her photo showed the beds unmade, one with sheets ripped off, all the drawers in their double dressers left hanging open in a state of disarray, and shoes, toys and backpacks strewn across the floor.
Two single mattresses had been added to the floor, presumably for a sleepover.
'Back to school you go boys,' she wrote in her caption.
'Considering boarding school for the twins at this point.
'I've also Googled military school and there's one in Queensland, but they're too young at this point.'
She ended her caption with a disgusted emoji, followed by a series of laugh-crying emojis.
It came just a week after Bec said she was 'sick' of her twins still behaving like toddlers.
'I popped my head in to see what we're dealing with today,' Bec began in a recent video, which shows dirty and clean clothes, books, and toys strewn all over the twins' bedroom.
All of the drawers in a large clothing chest are pulled out, with clothes half pulled out of them and also thrown across the floor.
'How did we create these humans?' she asked her husband in the video's caption, tagging him.
Bec described the messy state of the boys' bedroom as 'standard'.
'I'm packing up some s*** and found this,' Bec explained, as she zoomed in on a pile of glittery goop, which contained her sewing scissors and a stapler.
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