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Your support makes all the difference.Former Westlife star Brian McFadden said he is delighted to be back on stage but would happily give it all up to become a "stay-at-home dad".
The singer, 33, who has moved back to London with his wife Vogue after a stint in Australia, said it was the experience of his first UK tour in eight years that persuaded them to come back.
He told Hello! Magazine: "We only really decided to move back when we got back".
The couple, who married in Tuscany in September, lived in Sydney for two years - though Vogue admits she missed her family.
"I've never met anybody who has so many close friends," said McFadden.
"I think she was probably getting a bit edgy in Australia, just being the two of us."
McFadden decided to release a new album and tour again after supporting his mentor Ronan Keating this year.
He said: "It was my first time touring in eight years and I didn't know how it was going to be.
"When I got such a good response after the first few gigs, I thought if ever I was going to come back and put an album out and do a tour, this was obviously the time.
"I think TV had made my music suffer. I'd spent all my time doing TV and promotion and not the thing I love, which is live performance. I only got into it in Australia because I was asked to do a football show, which was an opportunity for me to play soccer every day. On the back of that, I got offered Australia's Got Talent."
Vogue, 27, said they would like to start a family.
Brian has two daughters Molly, 11, and Lilly, 10, from his first marriage.
She said: "I don't feel I'm in any rush, but it's one of the reasons I wanted to make a base here.
"I think 30 would be a good age - I still have lots of things I want to achieve."
McFadden said: "I'd like to see Vogue concentrate on her career. I'd be happy to be a stay-at-home dad."
:: Read the full interview in Hello! Magazine, out now.
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