Wacky mother-of-three who painted her ENTIRE house pink has to have it re-decorated in blue after she gives birth to a boy

By BIANCA LONDON

Out with the old: In her kitchen her pink cleaning products, toaster, kettle and washing up gloves were all thrown out to make way for their perfect blue replacements

Everyone has a favourite colour, but one woman was so addicted to pink that she painted her entire house with the rosy hue.
But after giving birth to a little boy she decided to re-decorate her whole house in blue to make him feel more at home.
Wanda Matthews, 25, was so addicted to pink that everything in her life from her hairdryer to washing up gloves had the same pinky tint.

Pink palace: Wanda Matthews was addicted to the colour pink and decorated her whole house in the rosy hue

But when she discovered she was pregnant with son Kaiden she decided it wouldn't be fair for him to grow up in her pink palace.
Wanda's cerise wallpaper in her living room was swapped for a flowery sky-blue print, the hot pink wall paint was covered over with navy, the rose rug was replaced by a teal one and the crimson coloured cushions on her sofa are now different shades of aqua.

Feeling blue: The mother-of-three finally added the colour blue into her home once she discovered she was pregnant with a baby boy and realised he couldn't grow up surrounded by pink

In her kitchen her pink cleaning products, toaster, kettle and washing up gloves were all thrown out to make way for their perfect blue replacements and even her previously girly bowls, plates and scissors are now hidden at the back of the cupboards while their indigo rivals are on display.

Blue baby: Wanda didn't want son Kaiden looking back on his photos and being surrounded by the colour pink, but her and her daughter's rooms are still pink

Wanda even featured on TV show Snog, Marry, Avoid? and had a make-under due to her outrageous style and make up.
She was addicted to buying clothes, make-up, wigs, accessories and spent a fortune on her appearance every month, often spending hours at a time getting ready for a night out.

More subtle: Wanda admits that she misses the happy, 'in your face' pink hues but likes the darker and more subtle look

But since giving birth to her son and becoming a full-time mother, those days are far behind her and she has even dyed her hair too.
Wanda, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, whose son is now eight months old, said: 'When I found out I was having a boy my first thought was what was I going to do about all the pink.

'I did prefer the pink but I think it's important for him, I can't be taking pictures of him with pink everywhere in the background.
'My bedroom and the girls' bedroom is still pink, it's our little safe heavens.'

source: dailymail