Peter Andre reveals heartbreaking reason he and Emily won't have any more kids
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His wife had a 'serious complication' with his youngest daughter
PETER Andre has revealed the heartbreaking reason he and Emily won't have any more kids.
The Mysterious Girl hitmaker welcomed his third child, Arabella, now one, with wife Emily MacDonagh in April 2024.
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Together, the duo share two other children, Amelia, 11, and eight-year-old Theo.
Peter, 52, also shares two kids, Junior, 19, and Princess, 17, with ex-wife Katie Price.
The former reality TV personality opened up on his experience welcoming his fifth - and last -child.
Speaking to Giovanna Fletcher on her Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast, he explained that he knew the moment that his daughter Arabella was born, it would be his last child.
He admitted: "I'd experienced these emotions every time. And each one, although, was as special as the other, each one was a slightly different emotion.
"But the last one was a completely different emotion. It was that emotion of -we... 'Not reached your goal' is not exactly the right way to say it, but I think knowing... that we had done what, we knew it was it.
"And like you said, it was—it's a different feeling because it's almost a bittersweet moment. You know, it's beautiful because you've experienced it."
However, the star knows that he has been very fortunate to have as many children as he has had.
Peter continued: "I mean, how lucky—when I think of people that can't have children, you know, and I'm thinking, I've got to experience it that many times.
"So that's the first thing. And then I'm thinking, I know we're never going to do this again, and that was a different [emotion].
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The former I'm A Celebrity campmate also described himself as a "mess" when he welcomed his youngest child.
This was because his wife had a medical complication, which also confirmed to the pair that they would not try to have more children.
He explained: "So I was a mess again, a complete mess. I mean, literally I am very lucky.
"And sometimes I take things for granted, and I don't realize I do. Then I go, those moments when I think back to them, I think how genuinely lucky I am.
"Emily had a real complication with Belle [...] And I don't know if she's ever talked about it, but the complications that happened after were very serious.
He added: "And so we—you know, it was a very scary time as well. But it also confirmed that it's the last time."
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