Jodie Louise Marsh is a model, bodybuilder, and media personality from the United Kingdom. She is also a columnist.
She has made guest appearances on a wide variety of television programs, including Celebrity Big Brother, The Weakest Link, The Kevin Bishop Show, and Snog Marry Avoid?
Jodie Louise Marsh was born in Brentwood, Essex, to parents John Marsh and Kristina Marsh who had a scaffolding business.
Jodie’s middle name is “Louise.” She received her education at the exclusive private Brentwood School.
Marsh has shared in great detail her experiences of being tormented at school, which started when she was 11 years old.
Does Jodie Marsh Have Any Kids?
Jodie Marsh’s numerous relationships with a variety of men have not resulted in the birth of any children for her.
She has been married in the past, to both Matt Peacock and James Placido, however, neither of those unions resulted in the birth of any children.
In 2019, Jodie revealed her intention to freeze her eggs in an article that was published on multiple blogs and circulated online.
After having a conversation about it with Billy, I’ve come to the conclusion that I don’t have anything to worry about if I freeze my eggs.
Jodie Marsh has stated in a public statement that having children is “selfish,” and that she will never become a parent since she has more important things to focus on.
In an article for Closer, Jodie outlined: “I’ve wanted kids my entire life—four of them, in fact.
“I adore the thought of a large family and a house full of joy and commotion.”
She continued by saying that before meeting her ex-husband and breaking her five-year celibacy, she had been researching sperm donation.
Jodie claimed that she experienced a change in opinion when the marriage broke up and she was left in her original position.
The host of the documentary wrote: “Right now, I’m not sure if I want children, and to be quite honest, I’m leaning more and more away from wanting them.
“When I look around, all I see are harried, overworked mothers who are always exhausted and who no longer have any other identity but “mom.”
