Brace yourselves for another rollercoaster ride as Britain’s biggest family, the Radford’s, make a triumphant return in the highly anticipated fourth series of 22 Kids and Counting. Sue and Noel Radford, along with their twenty-two children, ten grandchildren, and a lively pack of seven dogs, invite viewers into their extraordinary lives filled with love, challenges, and heartwarming moments.
In this latest series, the Radford’s navigate the uncharted waters of toddlerhood with the youngest members of the family while simultaneously grappling with the complexities of the teenage years. How will Sue and Noel deal with the departure of their adult children venturing into the world to start families of their own?
Series four is bound to keep you on your and this time, relationships are at its heart. From Katie secretly following her boyfriend to Zante, to Chloe facing life as a single parent after splitting with boyfriend Jake, Millie’s pregnancy scares and Noel’s midlife crisis the family faces both personal and shared struggles. That isn’t all, can the help of an emergency counsellor help to address extreme sibling rivalry within the family?
As if managing the dynamics of a large and ever-growing family wasn’t enough, the Radford’s make a monumental decision to move house after unwelcome trespassers leave the family feeling fearful. The challenge lies in figuring out who among the children is joining them and who might be left behind, given the constraints of space in their new home. Will this be the last time we see the Radford’s all together under one roof?
22 Kids and Counting, Series four promises to be a riveting journey, offering viewers an intimate look into the Radford’s supersized lives filled with love, laughter, and the inevitable challenges that come with raising a large and extraordinary family.
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Recent series include the multi-BAFTA award winning; Horrible Histories (BBC), Sexy Beasts (Netflix), Arctic From Above (Sky/ NBCU), Mary Beard’s Forbidden Art (BBC2), Homes Under the Hammer (BBC), and Inside the Tower of London (C5). Lion also has a stellar track-record in documentaries including Secrets of The Saqqara Tomb (one of Netlfix’s Top 5 documentaries) and Stolen (BBC’s highly commended Art heist series).
Lion is currently in production with a raft of hard-fought access documentaries tackling subjects from the global food industry to archaeology in war zones, natural history in the Caribbean and the latest work of Mary Beard.
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