Chloe Madeley Discusses Parenting Dynamics with Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan

Chloe Madeley has shared insights into the grandparenting style of her famous parents, Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, revealing that they are not "hands-on grandparents." In a recent interview with Closer magazine, Chloe explained that while her parents are "omni-present" in her daughter Bodhi's life, they are not equipped to care for her for an entire day due to her energetic nature. Chloe acknowledged the significant support her parents have provided since her pregnancy, but clarified that they do not take Bodhi for extended periods, such as overnight stays. She emphasized that their current involvement is more about being present rather than taking on full childcare responsibilities. Looking ahead, Chloe expressed optimism that as Bodhi grows older and becomes less prone to accidents, her parents would be more willing to spend longer periods with her. She noted, "When she's a bit older and less likely to, say, run out into the road, then I know they'll be happy to have her for the day or longer." Chloe's candid remarks highlight the balance many families navigate between support and the realities of childcare, especially with young children. As Bodhi matures, it seems likely that the dynamic between her and her grandparents will evolve, allowing for more hands-on involvement in the future.