Emma Bunton's kids tell her and Jade Jones to 'make another baby'

‘You need to go in there and have sex!’ Emma Bunton reveals kids Beau, 13, and Tate, 10, are so keen for her and Jade Jones to have another child they order them into the bedroom

Emma Bunton has revealed her children are so keen for a younger sibling that they’ve been instructing her and their father to go into the bedroom to get on with it.

The Spice Girls star – who shares Beau, 13, and Tate, 10, with long-term partner Jade Jones – told Netmums’ Sweat, Snot & Tears podcast: ‘My eldest said, “You need to go in there and have sex and have a child!”‘

Emma, 45, went on: ‘And do you know what the kids put at the top of their Christmas list this year – a sibling, no pressure!’

‘You need to go in there and have sex!’ Emma Bunton has revealed her children are so keen for a younger sibling that they’ve been instructing her and their father to go into the bedroom to get on with it

Emma admitted earlier this month that she has entered the transition stage before the menopause – and faces a race against time to have another child.

The songstress told the Mail on Sunday’s You magazine that she delayed trying to get pregnant due to the pandemic but ‘cried her eyes out’ when she discovered it might now be too late to become a mother for a third time.

Describing the symptoms of perimenopause – the body’s natural transition towards the menopause – she said: ‘I started to feel unbalanced and anxious.

‘At first I put it down to the pandemic. But then the anxiety became more regular, until it was daily. 

Family: The Spice Girls star shares Beau, 13, and Tate, 10, with long-term partner Jade Jones

She told Netmums’ Sweat, Snot & Tears podcast: ‘My eldest said, “You need to go in there and have sex and have a child!”‘

‘I was also lethargic. Something wasn’t right. I looked up the symptoms and saw I had quite a few.

‘So I spoke to someone on Zoom who came to the same conclusion. I was perimenopausal. 

‘I thought, is this the end? It’s been a very weird time. I’m a very mumsy person – when I see my friends’ babies, I always become broody. But now I thought, OK, this is it.’

She is now on a low dose of hormone replacement therapy and is undecided about having a third baby. 

Traumatic: Emma told the Mail on Sunday’s You magazine over the weekend that she delayed trying to get pregnant due to the pandemic but ‘cried her eyes out’ when she discovered it might now be too late to become a mother for a third time

Nowadays she juggles work commitments around the school run, but credits Jade for her continued success. ‘He makes everything calm. He’s sacrificed a lot,’ she said. 

This follows the Spice Girls’ announcement that they releasing their first song since 2007.  

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of their smash hit debut single Wannabe, Ginger, Sporty, Baby, Scary and Posh have put together Wannabe25 – a special EP which will include previously unreleased track Feed Your Love.

As well as the vocals of Emma, Geri Horner, 48, Melanie Chisholm, 47, and Melanie Brown, 46, the new song – a slow, soulful ballad – contains Victoria Beckham’s vocals, and will be available to stream from 9th July.

Victoria opted out of the latest Spice Girls reunion but she still works alongside the girls on other projects – such as their current Pride T-shirt campaign. 

OMG! The Spice Girls are releasing their first song since 2007, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their smash hit debut single Wannabe

Huge news! Ginger, Sporty, Baby, Scary and Posh have put together Wannabe 25 – an EP which will include new song Feed Your Love [pictured on tour without Victoria in 2019]

The biggest selling girl band of all time are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut hit single Wannabe in style, by launching the #IAmASpiceGirl campaign and releasing an all-new limited edition EP.

Wannabe25 will be available to stream from 9th July and physically on vinyl and cassette on 23rd July via UMC / EMI, and includes the track Feed Your Love.

Feed Your Love is a demo of a previously unreleased ballad written by Spice Girls and Wannabe co-writers Richard ‘Biff’ Stannard and Matt Rowe. 

As well as Feed Your Love, the new EP will include the original demo recording of Wannabe, the song’s radio edit, an in-demand remix by Junior Vasquez (originally a bonus track on the 1996 ‘2 Become 1’ CD Single). 

Feed Your Love was thought to have never been released because it was considered too racy for their audience at the time, according to The Sun, but a short snippet of the ballad leaked on the internet back in 2016. 

Kisses, VB: The new song – a low, soulful ballad – contains Victoria Beckham ‘s vocals

All five! Wannabe was originally released on 8th July 1996, and catapulted the Spice Girls to global stardom [pictured in 1996]

June 2007 was when the Spice Girls last released new music. Their Greatest Hits album included two new tracks: Headlines (Friendship Never Ends) and Voodoo. 

Speaking of Wannabe25 and their #IAmASpiceGirl campaign, the band said: ‘The Spice Girls belong to everyone and that’s why we want to mark 25 years of Wannabe by celebrating our incredible fans’.

Wannabe was originally released on 8th July 1996, and catapulted the Spice Girls to global stardom.

Their iconic track topped the charts in 37 countries and has broken numerous records.

It is the seventh best-selling debut single of all time, with over 1.3 million CD singles and download sales, as well as the longest-reigning Number 1 by a girl group.

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