Sue and Noel Radford touch down in Florida for ANOTHER holiday, after insisting trolls are ‘jealous’ of their jetsetting

PARENTS-OF-22, Sue and Noel Radford have jetted off on yet another holiday, this time to sunny Florida.

The getaway is the 18th in the last 20 months for the bumper brood - from a lovely trip to Disneyland to the Maldives, New York and Lapland, it seems that Britain's biggest family, the Radfords, have been just about everywhere.

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Posting on their Instagram stories, the family gave a glimpse of some their holiday, where they visited Disneyland with daughter Sophie, who is the second eldest of Sue and Noel's 22 kids.

Aimee and Millie also tagged along on the trip, as well as some of the other younger kids.

In one snap, two of the younger girls can be seen napping on the plane.

"What a lovely flight we had with Tui," the text over the image reads.

"The staff were so amazing with all the kids as we were all scattered around the plane.

"It was so lovely to hear them say how well behaved all the children were."

The mum also revealed she signed some books on in the air.

Although the bumper brood famously doesn't rely on benefits to fund their picturesque trips, Sue, 48, and Noel, 53, recently revealed their jet-setting lifestyle has been criticised by some people online.

The duo, who first fell pregnant when Sue was 13, shared their experience with social media trolling in their page-turner, The Radfords: Making Life Count.

According to the couple - who've been married for over three decades - cruel trolls love to joke about the family, saying they ''go to Florida more times than I go to the shops'."

Talking about the hate the family gets, Sue said: ''I think it just boils down to jealousy.

'I have the mindset now - particularly since I lost my dad - that if you can afford to go on a holiday, then go.

''Life is definitely too short to say, 'Oh, maybe I should squirrel my money away in the bank' or whatever.

''Life is too short, so just do it.''

She continued: ''If we can afford to take our kids to Florida, then we'll take our kids to Florida.

'I'm not going to bother myself about what other people say.''

Noel, who runs a successful pie business, also chimed in, hitting back at the trolls.

In his eyes, the dad said, it's like the family are ''not allowed to do things'' unless they ''have permission from the internet trolls'' - which is down to one reason.

''And it's as if people think we deserve to be kept in our place - that because we weren't born into wealth, and because we are ordinary people from an ordinary town in the North West of England, we should just be happy going to Benidorm.''

However, it's not just their fabulous holidays abroad the parents get hate for - even their wholesome getaways here, in the UK, have been slammed for the £40k ''top-of-the-range motorhome''.

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