Mairead Philpott vows to have kids again after killing her previous six

SICK love letters from child-killer Mairead Philpott to her new pen pal boyfriend have revealed that she’s planning on more children.

Mairead Philpott has written letters to her new lover talking about having more kids. Picture: Supplied.

TWISTED child killer Mairead Philpott has vowed to have kids again with her new pen pal boyfriend.

Philpott, 34, told her new love interest she is ready to have more children in a letter from her jail cell, reports The Sun.

She is serving 17 years behind bars for her role helping husband Mick to burn down their home, killing their six children aged between five and 13.

But her love letters show she is already planning life with her new man — and is set to have more children. Speaking about having kids, she wrote: “When I’m 100 per cent sure then yes I will, I think you would be a fantastic dad.

In the note she says her new boyfriend would make a great dad. Picture: Supplied.

“My shortest labour was 22 minutes, yes 22 minutes — didn’t even get to hospital. My longest was two days then he was six weeks prem.

“I would marry again and it will be you — I don’t want anyone but you.

“I think you could be the one ive been looking for years and never found but ive found you now so im happy.”

In the same letter she spoke about her son Jack’s birthday, who died aged seven in the blaze in 2012, before once again talking about marriage to her pen pal.

Philpott, who has even spoken on the phone with her “muscly man”, also wrote about her high sex drive in one letter and said her new pen pal would need “enough stainer”.

Mick Philpott (r) and then wife Mairead react during a news conference following a fire at their home which claimed the lives of six of his children in Derby, England. Picture: AP

The suitor has been sending her pictures of himself, as well as money, and she has written steamy letters back to him.

She said: “I hope you have a high sex drive babe because it wont be me begging to stop.

“I hope you’ve got enough staminer (sic) to keep up baby lol.

“I promise you won’t be dissappointed (sic) lol you will just have to wait and see baby lol im not saying anymore because I can’t do anything about the urge im getting.

“But childbirth is 100 per cent more painful than being kicked in the nuts.

“I just hope that we can both be happy together in the future — I think we were destined to meet each other.”

Mairead Philpott has been penning steamy letters to her new lover. Supplied.

The killer also sent a postcard to her love interest which read “Thinking of you, needing you, wanting you” — and even sprayed her perfume on a letter.

She wrote: “Did you get my letters was there enough perfume on them lol — don’t worry I will wear it when you come to visit.

“Since we’ve been speaking on the phone it’s like I know you already even though we’ve not met yet.

“I feel so at ease and comfortable speaking to you on the phone.”

Philpott has previously moaned how she can no longer sleep at night in her cell at HMP Bronzefield, Surrey.

Mick Philpott and his wife Mairead were convicted at Nottingham Crown Court in central England of the manslaughter of the six children in the house fire in nearby Derby. Picture: AFP.

She is entitled to a string of cushy benefits including a landline phone, her own clothes, a TV and a key for her cell.

She was sentenced to 17 years along with ex Mick, 58, who was jailed after their six children were killed in a blaze they deliberately started in May 2012.

They burnt down their cramped three-bed house in Derby along with pal Paul Mosley, 47, to try and get a bigger council house.

But it backfired when their house was engulfed by flames — trapping Duwayne, 13, Jade, ten, John, nine, Jack, seven, Jesse, six, and five-year-old Jayden upstairs.

The trio were found guilty of manslaughter with Mick being handed a life-term with a minimum 15 years in April 2013.

The coffins bearing the bodies of six children who died in a house fire are carried into St Mary's Church in Derby, England. Picture: Supplied.

Mick Philpott had become notorious for living on benefits with his family and boasting about having two live-in lovers on the Jeremy Kyle show.

In letters to a pal from his HMP Wakefield prison cell Mick claimed he was not guilty of the crime and moaned he was the victim of a police stitch-up.

He also complained over claims thousands of pounds of fishing tackle and bike equipment were stolen from his house.

Earlier this year killer Philpott blasted her ex-hubby as an “evil, sick, psychopath” in another letter sent from her jail cell.

She divorced her husband while behind bars two years ago.

This story first appeared in The Sun.