Ronan Keating & Storm Uechtritz in Ireland for new kids

Storm Uechtritz and Ronan Keating

Storm Uechtritz and Ronan Keating are looking to set up home in Ireland with plenty of space to keep animals - and maybe raise children.

The 34-year-old Australian beauty grew up on farm in the Outback and wants to make sure the couple have enough room outdoors when they move to Ireland.

“I grew up with lots of space on our farm around waterfalls and creeks and things,” Storm said.

“I’m just trying to find something similar in Dublin with a bit of space and land, so we can have animals and a maybe a farm.

“But maybe without the waterfalls.”
The couple, who met in 2010, are currently searching for a home in the northside of Dublin.

Once they’ve found a property, Storm said the couple, who already have a pet pug together, haven’t ruled out having children of their own.

Storm also admitted that getting married was also a big possibility, but added that there hadn’t been any proposals yet.

She added: “I think its pretty obvious to the world, from our energy together [that we might get married].

“And kids are definitely a possibility for us, I mean why not.”
The couple are set to travel over after former Boyzone member Ronan finishes his stint on the Broadway stage.

TV producer Storm hopes the home will help them escape certain pressures that come with her and her partner’s fame.

She said: “I’m really excited about moving. It’s been the plan since I first moved to London two and a half years ago, and there’s been a lot to do between then and now, but we’re finally at that point to move over here.”

Storm also shared details of the only difficulty facing the loved up couple and their relationship - finding new ways to express their love.

“It would be so boring if people could hear us tell one other we love each other,” she said. “We say it about 30 or 40 times a day in texts, or face to face.
“It’s almost got to a point where I said to him: ‘We say I love you too much, we need to come up with new words’. And then you start using words like ‘soulmate’ and while it’s cliche, it’s still not enough.

“When you meet the one and everything clicks life is just amazing and you just want to share it with the world. It affects every part of your whole existence. You don’t care about the other superficial bulls***.”

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