Peter Andre has revealed that wife Emily is "on and off" over whether they should have another baby.
After he told that they might try for baby number three while in lockdown, Emily has been erring over whether it's a good idea.
The pair already have six year old Millie and three year old Theo, while Peter also has Junior, 14 and Princess, 12, from his marriage to Katie Price.
While he's been very clear that he "doesn't want to be changing nappies at 50", the 48 year old told Emily that if she wanted another it would have to be soon.
Speaking to new! magazine, he told that little Theo often gets them thinking about another child - before they remember him being "a really difficult baby."
"But he's an unbelievable toddler, so it's made me go 'maybe', he said.
"Emily's like me in that sense - one minute she's thinking yes and the next, no."
Peter's got something else on his mind, as he looks forward to 2025 - and their tenth wedding anniversary.
Having tied the knot in 2015, Peter plans to recreate their wedding day for the "party of all parties."
For this year though (their fifth), they've settled for a dinner just the two of them after coronavirus threw a spanner in travel plans.
Meanwhile, as a doctor, Emily has been on the frontline battling coronavirus - and has opted to send daughter Millie back to school.
Primary schools in England partially re-opened yesterday, with Peter wanting to keep Millie home.
"We very rarely have opposite views," Peter said on Life with the Andres, "But I don't think they should go back to school tomorrow and Emily thinks they should.
"The only reason I'm going with what Emily says is that she's a doctor."
Emily defended her decision in her OK! column, writing: "Millie is excited and I feel really positive about it.
"Pete is going to be doing the school run while I am at work and he is a bit worried about her going back but I said we will review it as we go along.
"Her safety and wellbeing are my absolute priority like every parent so if there is any hint that things aren't going or if there is another spike in infections then we can take her out."
