Kimberley Walsh says it will be ‘terrifying’ to watch her children on Love Island

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Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh may be a fan of the reality dating show Love Island, but she insists she never wants to see any of her kids on the hit ITV2 series language

Kimberley Walsh admits she’s a fan of Love Island but hopes she’ll never have to witness one of her kids in the hit dating series.

The Girls Aloud star, 40, is a mother to Bobby, seven, Cole, five, and Nate, one, and also has a 23-year-old stepdaughter with husband Justin Scott.

And she has confessed to The Mirror that she doesn’t want to be in the same position as former long-legged star Michael Owen in the future, who is now following her daughter’s public search for love. is Gemma.

Kimberley, who confessed she had to catch up on the current series, believes that watching a child on the show must have been “quite horrifying”.

She said: “I’ve got a 23-year-old stepdaughter and we watch Love Island together and I’ve always been like, please don’t think about it.

“But I don’t want to see the boys in it either. I think it’s really hard, isn’t it? It’s good to see strangers, but you don’t want to see people you know.”

The Bradford-born star went on to say that it would be easier for her to accept her children in her footsteps if they wanted a way into showbiz and revealed son Bobby was showing signs of becoming a performer. .

However, while she joked that he might just see it as a way to escape his academic job, the singer said she would definitely support him if that was the career path he chose. to go down.

“For me, I’m all in it,” she added. “Like, there’s no way my mom can stop me and I think if he gets to that stage where I feel like him 100% that’s where he wants his life to be, then I’ll support him, but for now he’s for sure. Just try it out and see how he feels.”

She has confessed that she would feel “stressed” if he were to make a bid for stardom and said she would be more nervous watching him on stage than she used to. feel like performing.

Kimberley giving a speech at the launch ceremony Wickes . Community Program and a nationwide competition to help a UK community organization transform their space.

Speaking about the show, the star revealed how she benefited from community spaces growing up and is determined to ensure the next generation gets the same standard spaces.

She acknowledges many spaces are in need of TLC, especially after the Covid pandemic, and believes that improving them can only help improve the social aspect for those who need it most.

“Research has shown that if a village hall or community space looks a little more inviting, people are more likely to visit,” Kimberley said.

“That’s going to bring people together. And people who’ve been pretty lonely over the last two years, you know, hopefully that will encourage them to go back into the community and start socializing again. .”

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