Laura Anderson reveals marriage and baby plans with Scots boyfriend Clark Robertson
Laura Anderson rose to fame as a contestant on Love Island seven years ago and since then the Scottish influencer's love life has played out in the public eye. Making it all the way to the final with her villa lover Paul Knops, the pair split just a few months after leaving the ITV show and Laura went on to date Love Island 2015 winner Max Morley.
However, it was not meant to be with the pair and things in Laura's life changed forever when she started dating Hollyoaks actor Gary Lucy after meeting him on Celebs Go Dating. Laura fell pregnant just five months into their relationship and the pair shocked fans when they announced their split, shortly after announcing they were expecting their first child together.
The 36-year-old now shares her one-year-old daughter Bonnie with Gary Lucy, although she has taken several public digs at him after claiming she is a "single parent". One of which came on Father's Day last month when she took to her Instagram Stories to write: "Cheers to the single mums who feel sh*t for their kids on Father's Day."
However, the Scots star has now moved on and is back in love with her new man - Dundee FC player Clark Robertson.
Laura and Clark went public last October and the former Capital Radio host appears to be happier than ever with her new beau, so much so that marriage and kids may even be on the cards.
Clark, has his own two kids, eight-year-old son Cole and a five-year-old daughter named Mimi, who he shares with his ex fiancé Karla Ray.
Laura has now opened up about the possibility of having more children with the Aberdeen born star and Clark's relationship with Bonnie.
Speaking to Closer, Laura said: "Well, it pulls at the ovaries a little bit! But we're not ready to go there just yet.
"I didn't meet his kids until we'd been together for about nine months but he met Bonnie quite quickly because she was a baby she didn't know what was going on and she was with me all the time so we couldn't really not.
"We waited a little while for me to meet his kids because they're a bit older. It's so nice seeing him with his kids, it makes a man more attractive when you see their caring side. He's a really good dad."
While the pair seemed to have planned to have more kids in the future, it doesn't seem this will be happening any time soon.
Laura said: "We both said that we wanted to meet somebody who already had kids. When you put your children first you hope that the next person you meet understands that.
"We both said on the first date that we wanted more children but not right now.
"Bonnie's a lot to handle and we've just started our new life together, so we'll give it a little bit of time before we jump into that – with a ring first!"
Hinting that she wants to tie the knot before becoming a mum again, Laura added: "I just want what everybody wants, it would be nice to be married."
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