Rochelle Humes Discovers Children Are Loud and Time Exists

Rochelle Humes Discovers Children Are Loud and Time Exists, Public Somehow Expected to Care..

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Rochelle Humes Discovers Children Are Loud and Time Exists, Public Somehow Expected to Care.

Rochelle Humes, former Saturdays singer turned professional school-run commentator, has bravely announced that having three children is… tiring. Ground-breaking stuff. Next week: water is wet, and the Pope has been spotted Catholic.

The 35-year-old presenter, who shares three kids with husband Marvin, has described school mornings in the Humes household as “absolute carnage”. Which, to be fair, is also how most people describe getting a night bus through Croydon, so she’s not wrong.

Apparently, someone is always crying in the mornings. And before you think it’s one of the kids, let’s be honest, it’s probably Rochelle herself when she remembers she has to go on Loose Women again and pretend she enjoys WhatsApp groups.

Ah, yes, the parents’ WhatsApp group. Rochelle admitted she’s “the least present parent” on it, which is funny because that’s exactly what every parent wants to be. In fact, the only thing more hellish than raising three children is being bombarded at 11pm with 47 messages about whether Class 2B need to bring in a carrot costume by Tuesday.

Marvin, ever the supportive husband, does the school run and homework, which is impressive considering this man once thought the height of cultural achievement was singing “Beat Again” in a leather jacket. But even with his contribution, Rochelle insists mornings are chaos, with one child always “in reverse” and managing to be late despite living next to the school. That’s not chaos, that’s talent.

Meanwhile, rumours of feuds with Myleene Klass and Frankie Bridge bubble on in the background, but Rochelle insists the real drama isn’t Ibiza, heartbreak or celebrity gossip. No, it’s Velcro shoes and missing PE kits. The nation breathes a sigh of relief knowing what truly matters.

So to sum up: a wealthy couple with three kids find mornings stressful. Ground-breaking. Please, someone, alert the Nobel Prize committee.