Michael Bublé wants to settle in Australia with his wife and four children
Canadian crooner Michael Bublé wants to move to Australia permanently with his wife and four children: ‘We have spoken about it a few times’
He has been touring Australia for the past few weeks and it seems that Michael Bublé wants to settle down permanently in Down Under.
The Canadian singer, 47, has even discussed the move with wife Luisana Lopilato.
“I honestly talked to my wife about it,” he said women’s Day.
“We like it here so much and we like holidays here so much that we’ve talked about it a few times already,” he added.
“It’s so far away it would be cool to have something here.”
Canadian crooner Michael Bublé wants to move to Australia permanently with his wife and four children: ‘We’ve already talked about it a few times’
Michael made similar comments Yahoo lifestyle on Wednesday, calling Australia his “happy place.”
“I love it here, this is my happy place,” he said.
He added that a few other countries have also “recorded” him touring.
“We like it here so much and we like holidays here so much that we’ve talked about it a few times already,” he added. “It’s so far away it would be cool to have something here”
“There are a few places that have really taken me in, places like the UK, Ireland, Australia, South Africa, the Philippines,” he added.
“These places where there’s just been a really cool, really close relationship that I’ve been taken in and loved, and it’s impossible for me not to love those places.”
The talk of a possible move comes after the Canadian crooner sparked rumors that his model wife could be pregnant again.
It would be a fifth child for the couple.
The couple welcomed a daughter named Cielo Yoli Rose in August last year, and also share daughter Vida, three, and sons Elias, six, and Noah, nine.
Speaking to Ten’s The Project recently, he gushed about his four kids.
“You will never in your life look back on your life and say, ‘I wish I hadn’t met this little girl or boy,'” he said.
Michael made similar comments to Yahoo Lifestyle on Wednesday, calling Australia his “happy place”