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Kerry Katona wants daughter Lilly-Sue, 19, to have a BABY to cure her health anxiety

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KERRY Katona has admitted she wants her daughter Lilly-Sue to have a BABY to help cure her health anxiety. The 41-year-old recently opened up about her worries about not being there for her kids as they get older.

Kerry is mum to Molly Marie, 20, Lilly-Sue, 19, Heidi, 15, Maxwell, 14, and Dylan-Jorge, eight. Although the Atomic Kitten singer is still very young, she has concerns that she won't be around to watch them grow up - and would love to become a grandma.

Kerry recently wrote in her column for OK! Magazine: "I think about it all the time – I’m so worried about not being here for their future. "If Lilly told me she was pregnant, I’d want her to have it because I want to experience as much as possible.

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