Vogue Williams admits Spencer Matthews wasn't 'happy' after brutal criticism
After launching their self-titled Spencer and Vogue podcast, the husband-and-wife duo released multiple episodes each week, sharing insights into their busy home lives and answering questions from listeners.
However, earlier this year, Spencer shocked fans as he revealed that he would be stepping away from the podcast to pursue other projects. It was later revealed that the show would continue, with Vogue's older sister Amber stepping in to take his place.
Now, in her newly released autobiography Big Mouth, Vogue has reflected on her time podcasting with the former Made in Chelsea star and revealed how he was "not happy" after one particular comment she made during a recording. Vogue shared the anecdote in her new autobiography (Image: Mike Marsland, WireImagevia Getty Images)
Lifting the lid on what annoyed her husband, she wrote: "He was especially not happy when I slagged the onion painting he did when he was sixteen years old."
While she admitted that he had "thrown a few epic wobblers" over the years, she said their arguments were no different from those of any other couple: "Every so often he would threaten to quit, but these are the usual conflicts and dramas of a married couple."
Soon after his time on their joint podcast came to an end, Spencer returned to the mic with a new podcast titled Untapped. Vogue first met Spencer in 2017 on a Channel 4 show (Image: undefined via Getty Images)
Launched earlier this year, the podcast sees the former reality TV star interview sporting legends such as Mo Farah, Ulrika Jonsson and Ben Stokes, as he explores the factors behind their extraordinary achievements.
Looking back on the couple's beginnings, it was eight years ago that they first crossed paths while competing on the Channel 4 show The Jump in 2017.
Just a few months later, they tied the knot, surrounded by celebrity guests including Jamie Laing. The couple have three children together (Image: PA)
The pair exchanged vows against the backdrop of Spencer's parents' stunning Glen Affric Estate in the Scottish Highlands.
Since then, the couple have started a family together, welcoming their first child, Theodore, followed by daughter Gigi and youngest son Otto.
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