Kate Ferdinand said she felt like a 'side chick' when she first began dating husband Rio
Kate Ferdinand has admitted she used to feel like a "side chick" when she first began dating her husband Rio, but now says she feels "secure" in her relationship and as a step mum.
Opening up about being a step mum in a recent interview with The Sun, Kate said she loves all her children "exactly the same" and explained she had "worked so hard for their love" of her step kids, describing it as "extra-special". She said: "I'm secure but what used to happen is I was dating you, we might have been engaged but I wasn’t your wife. So whenever you talk about your wife everyone would say Rebecca."She added: "I kind of felt like I was this side woman, I felt like a bloody good side chick looking after your three kids. Everyone was saying your wife, your wife, your wife.
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