Kate Moss to Have Children with Jamie Hince

Kate Moss has managed to persuade boyfriend Jamie Hince to start a family with her.

According to Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper, the couple came came to blows earlier this month because Kate wants to have Jamie's babies but he wasn't so sure - but he's since changed his mind.

The pair are currently on vacation in Ibiza, reportedly to get their relationship back on track as they prepare to have children together.

Moss, 34, has a daughter -- Lila Grace, 5 -- with magazine editor Jefferson Hack.

A source says, "Kate is keen to have another baby before Lila gets any older. She doesn't want her to grow up a single child.

"Lila even calls Sadie Frost's little girl Iris her sister because she wants one so much, which has made Kate feel guilty. But it has become a real sticking point between her and Jamie.

"She thinks he will be a great dad -- but he has been unsure whether he's ready for such a huge commitment.

"There has also been a lot of tension between them about his friendship with bandmate Alison Mosshart which has kicked off heated rows. They had a short break to clear their heads. But after Jamie spoke to some of his female mates about his dilemma, he is coming round to thinking a baby with Kate wouldn't be a bad thing.

"He agreed to go to Ibiza with her for a break before he goes on tour to see how they get on.

"No one would be surprised if Kate comes back pregnant."

Before they left, Jamie was purposely avoiding nights out with Alison so as not to make Kate jealous.

The source adds, "Their escape to Ibiza for the summer is to try and make their relationship work.

"Jamie couldn't see why Kate would feel threatened by his relationship with Alison.

"His mates had to shake him into seeing why Kate felt threatened by a beautiful woman hanging around her bloke all the time.

"Thankfully he agreed to be more open about what he is up to. And he is even warming to the idea of becoming a dad.

"The pair are using the time in Ibiza as family time to concentrate on them, away from outside distractions.

"I hope the holiday works out - it may be their last chance."