Helen Flanagan is the proud parent of three children with fiancé Scott Sinclair.
And the Coronation Street actress has now shared that she believes she and footballer Scott will not add any more children to their brood in the future.
The star says she is conscious of making the most of her newborn tot Charlie - who she gave birth to in March - as she thinks "it's likely" she will not welcome another addition.
Helen told OK! magazine: "I would never say never, but I do think it’s likely that Charlie will be my last baby. So I always think to myself, 'I’m so lucky to have this time with him.' You have to really treasure it because it just goes so quickly."
During the interview, Helen also explained how her wedding plans have changed and that now she and Scott are sent on a wedding in England after previously thinking they'd want to tie the knot abroad.
"We did think about getting married abroad, but I think it would be nicer in England," she shared.
"It will be easier for people to come, Scott’s from south and I’m from up north, so it’s just easy to get married in England."
Helen had a tough pregnancy with Charlie.
The former soap star was struck down with hyperemesis gravidarum while pregnant, and after giving birth, she was riddled with fears she wouldn't be able to look after her children if it happened again.
During a candid appearance on Loose Women in May, the blonde bombshell lifted the lid on her future family plans as she explained life has gotten a lot more hectic since welcoming her third child.
The starlet also discussed how hyperemesis gravidarum affected her as she told how she was struck with severe nausea, vomiting, and rapid weight loss.
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Opening up about her experience with severe morning sickness, Helen told Loose Women viewers: “'It got worse with each pregnancy. It was worth everything but it was horrendous.
“As soon as I found out I was pregnant with Charlie, I said to my mum I hope I don’t get Hyperemesis. I hope I’m OK.
“I had to live with my mum and dad for three, four months. I couldn’t look after them. Now I’m not pregnant I feel like a normal mum again, I have loads of energy which is lovely.”
Helen, who is already a proud mum to daughters Helen, Matilda, 5, and Delilah, 2, went on: “I had medication that worked with Delilah but I was just immune with Charlie. You’re constantly sick but it makes you feel low as well, you’re so on your own.
“I couldn’t have the lights on, I couldn’t watch the TV, the lights would just make me feel sick. We’re so lucky to have a baby but Hyperemesis is a tough one.”
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