Britain's biggest family are planning their next 'break away' just weeks after returning home from epic summer holiday in Florida

Mum-of-22 Sue Radford, from Morecambe, took to Instagram to share their excitement for a holiday in their beloved motorhome Betsy

Britain's biggest family are set to jet off on another holiday just weeks after returning from an epic summer break in Florida.

Parents-of-22 Sue and Noel Radford teased their next 'break away' on their Instagram Stories on Monday (September 12). The family recently enjoyed some sunshine in the US state, taking in its theme parks and setting sail on a surprise Disney cruise bound for the Caribbean.

Now, they have organised their next getaway following queries from their bumper brood. However, Sue, 49, has remained tight-lipped about where the location will be.

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In a story post to their 535,000 followers, she wrote: "Have been so excited to get back to holidaying in Betsy. We've really struggled with time as we've had a busy calendar but today I booked a break away in her and I can't wait.

"The kids have been asking when we can go away in her so they will be so excited."

During the summer holidays, the Channel 5 series stars enjoyed some Florida sunshine, taking in the US state's theme parks, before setting sail on a surprise Disney cruise bound for the Caribbean.

They posted a vlog on their YouTube channel explaining how they pulled off the surprise. "The kids all think we're going home, to the airport but we're not," Noel told their subscribers.

Instead, the family headed to Port Canaveral, where they boarded the cruise. "I can't wait to see their faces, I really can't," Noel said as they arrived at the port.

The 53-year-old turned the camera to an "emotional" Sue who wiped away tears as she looked out the bus window. The couple have previously hit out at trolls who judged their jet-setting lifestyle in a section of their book, The Radfords: Making Life Count.

"We don't claim benefits, the pie company is very successful and so is our media business," Sue explained in her book. "We work hard but we're not millionaires!

"The nastiness is upsetting though. We just want to be able to give our children the best possible life."

Earlier this year, Sue defended herself when a fan accused her of wasting taxpayers' money on her holidays. Taking to Instagram to share a screenshot of the angry exchange, after she posted photos of her family holidaying in their £40,000 motorhome, she showed a message from a man called Adam, which read: "You are disease...[It's] paid for by the taxpayer" in response to a snap of the Radfords enjoying a BBQ on holiday in their luxury vehicle.

Revealing her reply, she wrote: "I wonder if Adam is a high-rate taxpayer or if Adam pays tax at all? Maybe he's a bit p****d he doesn't own a motorhome. I would be too as we b****y love it paid for with our hard-earned high rate taxpayers money," followed by a head in hands emoji.

She later returned to her Instagram Stories to apologise to fans, writing: "Sorry, I'd never share anything like this, BUT we get lots of these so just want to clarify, Adam is a D**K."