Jamie Oliver Reveals Close Bond Between Sons
The famous chef is also a father of five children.
Jamie Oliver often charms his followers by sharing cute moments from his life as a father of five, and he posted one of his loveliest photographs yet on Saturday.
The chef frequents the Saturday markets and has often brought his younger son River with him, but on his most recent visit, he took both Buddy and River, and the two brothers demonstrated how close they are. Buddy was carrying his brother in his arms while River threw his arm around the back of Buddy's neck to keep him supported in a lovely snapshot tweeted by the celebrity outside a chocolate store.
"@HillStreetUK chocolate store with these two nutters," Jamie captioned the adorable shot.
He also posted images of other of his market buys, such as freshly cut rhubarb and winter tomatoes - wonderful!
Jamie's sons are frequently featured on his page, but his girls aren't as frequently featured. However, last week, he astonished followers when he uploaded an emotional video of his eldest daughter, Poppy, that contained heartwarming family memories and news archives from the day she was born.
The doting father captioned the image, "HAPPY-BIRTHDAY POPPY!!" "Today I am 20 years old... What happened to the time? Born into a world of paparazzi and the Naked Chef that is a little out of the ordinary...
"However, I'm really proud of you and the great lady you've become... I adore you to the moon and back because you are so kind and humble!! Have a beautiful birthday, my precious baby daughter.... bask in the love of everyone who cares about you. "HAPPY BIRTHDAY"
The wife of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver admitted that at the age of 47 she is still thinking about having another child, which is why she started inquiring about in vitro fertilization. It’s no secret that Jools Oliver has been fantasizing about it for a long time, but she just fails to sustain her pregnancy. So far, she has had as many as five miscarriages, and after another, she began to fear for her own life.
