Nicole Appleton says becoming a mum again at the age of 45 has been "easier" than when she had her first baby in her 20s. The All Saints star welcomed her first child - son Gene, now 22 - with her first husband Liam Gallagher when she was in her late 20s and she became a mum again in 2020 when she gave birth to her daughter Skipper, four, with second husband Stephen Haines - and Nicole thinks having a child later in life has been less stressful. She told OK! magazine: "It’s been the best.
I find it easier now. I don’t know why. I was younger before.
But [the second time around you’ve] been there, done that." Nicole even insisted other women who are thinking about having a child later in life shouldn't hold back. She added: "If I had any advice for women who want to become mums later in life, I’d say if you can, just go for it.
" Journalism for the curious Australian across politics, business, culture and opinion. The singer is currently busy working on her Magic FM radio show, but she's insisted she would happily get back on stage with All Saints - especially if they were asked to perform at the legendary Glastonbury Festival. She added: "All Saints would love to perform at Glastonbury, absolutely.
We’ve spent 25 years together. But when it comes to performing, not this year. "We’re all sort of doing our own thing at the moment, so it’s kind of nice that we can have a little bit of a break.
I’m quite happy doing what I’m doing and the girls are happy doing wh.
