Lottie Tomlinson opens up on wanting more kids with Lewis Burton after devastating losses

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Eamonn Holmes says 'life just got lonelier' over heartbreaking lossLottie went on to gush about how grateful she was to have a close family particularly when it came to dealing with grief.On whether she'd like more children, she said: "Yes definitely."I think that's always something that I've wanted because I know how amazing that's been for me, especially with the situations we've been through."Knowing that we had that support system, it definitely makes me want to create that with my family."Having a big family, Lottie added, "makes a difference" through hard times."There's always someone around to lean on if you need them," she gushed."I thank my mum for that, she gave us a big family and also taught us to be strong and be there for each other."Lottie said she was also "lucky" to have a supportive partner like Lewis.

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