Frankie Bridge 'constantly walks around naked at home' and says young sons 'don't mind'

Loose Women star Frankie Bridge has confessed that she walks around naked in front of her children while at home.

The 34 year old previously described herself, husband Wayne and their two sons as a “naked family”.

While speaking openly on ITV’s Loose Women, Frankie also admitted that she doesn’t see an “issue” with baring all around her loved ones and she doesn’t think she will start covering up any time soon.

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During an episode last year, the singer said: “We’re quite a naked family, I would say. And I grew up in quite a naked family.

“I don’t see what the issue is. I wouldn’t think, ‘Oh now is the time to cover up’.

“I think if [Parker and Carter] started to look uncomfortable or if they started saying, ‘Ooh, mummy,’ then I would go from there.”

However Frankie did later state that she has occasionally covered up in the presence of her eldest son Parker, who is nine years old.

She continued: “[My kids] will come up to me if I’m naked.

“Parker sometimes, I can see, might feel a bit uncomfortable, so I would cover up. So I just go from their cues.

“But I remember growing up and seeing my parents run to and from the bathroom and I didn’t think twice about it. Hopefully I would make them feel comfortable in that way.”

Questioning her stance, fellow Loose Women panelist Jane Moore asked Frankie what will happen when Parker and his younger brother Carter, seven become teenagers.

Frankie replied: “I don’t think it would bother me but if it bothered them, then I would cover up.”

The Saturdays singer first started a relationship with football legend Wayne Bridge. They then went on to tie the knot in 2014.

The couple live with their two children and Wayne’s parents, Wendy and Mick, in a large house located in Surrey.

Speaking about her family dynamic to The Sun, Frankie previously said: “Everyone is obsessed with them living with us, but I don’t know any different.

“They’ve not always lived with us, but they’ve always been around.

She added: “When we had kids, it was a no-brainer [to have them in the house]. They have a great relationship with their grandparents and my guilt when I leave them is a lot less [than if we had a nanny].”

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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk