LADBABY mum Roxanne Hoyle has all the components of a celeb mum; a successful social media following, a clothing range and now she even has own “mum squad.”
The mum, from Nottinghamshire, now counts the likes of Jacqueline Jossa and Stacey Solomon as friends, but says they are all “just normal girls.”
Speaking to the Metro, she said: “Scarlett Moffat and I are friends, I speak a little bit with Stacey Solomon and Rosie Ramsey, and I’m very good friends with Giovanna Fletcher.
“To me, they’re just normal girls – they’re lovely and they’re really kind, it’s a total mum squad, we’re like the Avengers.”
Roxanne, who recently launched her own collection with In The Style, says that she got pally with “absolute dream” Jacqueline Jossa while working on the range.
It seems there could be another candidate to join the growing squad as Zoelle, aka Zoey Sugg, and Alfie Deyes announced their pregnancy over the weekend.
And Roxanne has one piece of parenting advice for the mum-to-be that she swears by.
“I think what I would tell anyone is sleep! Just get your sleep and make sure there’s coffee in!” she says.
It comes as Roxanne announced the launch of her very first clothing line.
Hot off the heels of her THIRD Christmas number one with husband Mark, Roxanne has created a fun selection of slogan sweatshirts, hoodies , PJs and t-shirts which is available to buy now.
With prices starting at just £15, each piece in the mum-of-two's range is available in sizes 6 right through to 24.
Roxanne said: "“I honestly can’t believe this is happening to me! Never in a million years did I think someone like me would ever get an opportunity like this, and I just hope everyone loves it as much as I do.
"I’ve been working on it for the last few months with the incredible team at In The Style and have genuinely tried to make a collection of clothes that make Mum’s feel the love and happiness this Mothers Day."
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