Ferne McCann’s ex Arthur Collins wants more kids with model he met online

Ferne McCann's ex boyfriend, Arthur Collins wants children with a model he's met online

The father of Ferne McCann's one-year-old daughter, Sunday, reportedly wants to father more children.

Arthur Collins, who is currently serving a 20 year prison sentence for throwing a corrosive substance in an East London club, is besotted with a model online.

So much so, he even wants to have babies with her whilst behind bars for his acid attack.

And the 26-year-old criminal wants to use IVF to start their family while he’s inside.

The model told The Mirror, “He’s been texting me loads and calling. He’s asked me to wait for him and has put me on his visiting list. He asked if I wanted to settle down with him and said we can use IVF to get started with children."

She also revealed a jealous streak to Ferne's ex, "He’s proper jealous and asked if I am speaking to anyone and going out.

"He’d rather I stayed in. At first it was a bit of fun but now I am worried he is taking things too seriously.”

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This isn't the first time Arthur has communicated with the outside world from his prison cell.

Arthur Collins was charged with a further crime at the end of 2017, after he was caught smuggling a mobile phone into prison via his crutches.

He also had two SIM cards and two USB sticks concealed in his crutches.

He spent months on crutches after breaking both ankles jumping from a window, whilst on the run from police following the acid attack.

His defence lawyers argued that he had kept his mobile phone with him so that he could keep in touch with Ferne, who was pregnant at the time.

Judge Nicholas Heathcote Williams, who gave Arthur extra prison time for the additional crime, said: "The presence of a mobile phone or component part such as a SIM card has many implications, not only for the prison establishment, but also the wider environment.

"It provides a prisoner or prisoners with an opportunity to communicate they would otherwise not have.

"This therefore allows them to act in a way prison is supposed to prevent them from doing.

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