Una Foden has admitted it will be “full on” juggling being a new mum and a coach on the Voice of Ireland.
The Saturdays star is set to give birth to her first child next month – and will be back a month later for the Voice live shows.
And Una admits she wouldn’t be able to have signed up to the RTE series without the help of her “Irish mammy”.
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She said: “It will be full-on, but I will have family support. I wouldn’t be able to do it without my Irish mammy.”
But Una insists despite her upcoming arrival, she is fully concentrated on becoming the show’s winning judge – and not another plump TV role.
She added: “You never know who’s going to see you on TV and the doors it can open. But I am going into this hoping to find the winner of The Voice Of Ireland.”
And Una told the Sun that it was a great time in her life to be asked to come on board.
Voice: Una and her fellow coaches | RTE
She added: “I love to come home and it’s great if I can double it up with work. They had asked me before, but I couldn’t do it.
“Now I feel I’m in a good position to pass my experience on to other people, so I was delighted when they asked me again.”
