‘It’s such an amazing thing to have!’ Pixie Lott reveals she wants a ‘big family’ with model fiancé Oliver Cheshire
She is one of the coaches on the singing talent competition The Voice Kids.
And Pixie Lott has revealed that she wants to have a ‘big family’ with her fiancé Oliver Cheshire.
The singer, 29, has revealed that she wants to have children with the model, 32, when they feel the ‘time is right’.
Baby plans: Pixie Lott has revealed that she wants to have a ‘big family’ with her fiancé Oliver Cheshire when the time is right
Pixie, who has won The Voice Kids twice as a coach, is hoping to have a ‘big family’ as she admitted that having her own brood means everything to her.
However, the singer is waiting for the right time as she is currently focused on marrying her longterm partner after a long engagement.
The wedding to her model beau has been affected due to the coronavirus pandemic, so they have decided to wait and resume planning when lockdown restrictions have lifted completely.
Engaged! The singer, 29, first began dating her partner, Oliver Cheshire in 2010, and he proposed in 2016 but their wedding plans have been pushed back due to the pandemic (pictured in 2016)
She said in an interview with The Sun: ‘I’m a big family girl, a very big family girl. Family is everything for me so I would love to have my own family when I can find the time. When the time is right I would love that. It’s such an amazing thing to have.
‘We were planning to have our wedding this year and now everything is so up in the air, we’ve just delayed it.
‘There’s still a lot of planning behind the scenes but we are waiting for the time there are no restrictions and rules, because we don’t really want to have that on the special day.’
Indefinite wedding: According to Pixie, she and her partner, 32, are waiting for lockdown restrictions to be lifted completely because they don’t want it to affect their special day
Meanwhile, The Voice Kids final takes place on Saturday at 7:20pm on ITV, and Pixie hopes to secure her third victory as a coach with her star pupil, Justine Afante, 13.
The young shining star will be competing for the top spot against Danny Jones’s ten-year-old singer George Elliott, Will.i.am’s Victoria Alsina, seven, and Paloma Faith’s Dara McNicholl, 12.
If Justine wins the show, she will follow in the footsteps of the singer’s previous two winners, Jess Folley and Daniel Davies in 2017 and 2018.
She will also claim a £30,000 bursary for her music education and will win a VIP holiday to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.
Star pupil: The singer’s protégé, Justine Afante, 13 is competing for first place, a £30,000 bursary for her music education and a VIP holiday to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida