Most women consider nine children in nine years to be more than plenty, but supermodel Rayna Warriner has 10 planned. Avie, Rayna’s newest child, was born three weeks ago. It’s difficult to care for a big family. The kids are: triplets Meredith, Romany, and Ilish, age 8, Callan, 11, Taitum, 10, Eryn, 16, Jackson, 14, Harrison, 13, Callan, 11, and six-year-old Avie. Recently, though, the mother has decided to have another child. “I got caught up in the adrenaline rush I receive from delivering a beautiful kid and it’s a miracle that lasts a lifetime,” admitted Rayna Warriner, 32, of Bournemouth, Dorset.
Who knows since we have a spare seat to fill up our minibus! Both having children and working are enjoyable to me. Rayna claimed she wanted four children when she and Malcolm, a 45-year-old police sergeant, first got married, and I jokingly said I wanted eight. Although we had agreed to accept six, things didn’t turn out that way. The siblings Ilish, Romany, and Meredith are followed by Taitum, age 3, Callan, age 4, Harrison, age 6, Jackson, age 8, and sister Eryn, age 9.
“I spoke to Avie in the hospital to tell her to behave mummy and it seems to have worked,” Warriner said. She finished well and even slept through the night, which was fine. When I brought her home, the three kids thought she was a doll until she moved out. Now they love her. After the triplets were born, we made the wise decision that we would have another child. But I think my body finds pregnancʏ a lot harder this time than it has been in the past and maybe that’s nature’s way of saying enough is enough. We haven’t had a vacation or a night out together in years. We don’t have a social life but I don’t feel like I’m missing out.” The older children were sent to school and daycare, after which Warriner returned to care for the children, as well as doing housework and doing four loads of laundry before it was time to go back to school.
“Usually I stay up until after midnight to make a lunchbox for the next day,” she remarked. People say we are insane, but the children are our world and our greatest delight. Nine out of nine years have been with us. I believe it would be much more difficult for me to handle the restless nights if we were several years apart from one another. Yes, the last nine years have basically been an 18-hour day routine. Warriner’s rigorous routine is specifically military preparation for the holidays. 11 months prior to the big day, she begins looking for deals during the New Year sale to make sure she stays inside her strict £3,000 budget
