Vogue Williams shares update on baby plans with Spencer in 'chaotic' admission
In an admission that will strike a chord with many parents, Vogue detailed how she and Spencer have "brilliant" and "funny" children, but also conceded they're "really hard work sometimes".
When it comes to adding a fourth to their family, however, it seems that the 39-year-old is unsure.
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She pointed out that it would be "great" either way. In fact, she even summed up her outlook with a four-word comment.
Vogue told Heat magazine: "Maybe, I don't know. If we had one more, it would be great; if we had no more, it would also be great. Our kids are so brilliant; they're so funny." Vogue detailed how she and Spencer have "brilliant" and "funny" children (Image: Getty Images for BAFTA)
She continued: "They are really hard work sometimes, but our house is chaos and that's the way we love it. We love the noise and them running around having fun."
Vogue, who was previously married to Westlife star Brian McFadden, encountered Spencer on The Jump in 2017, and the pair tied the knot in 2018.
It follows reports that Vogue had previously changed her baby plans. The Irish star revealed that she'd decided before Christmas that she was happy with keeping things as they were with three children.
Indeed, she seemed to confirm this by planning to donate all the old baby clothes that she has stored away. Speaking to Netmums podcast hosts Wendy Golledge and Alison Perry, Vogue said she was "100 percent decided".
At the time, Vogue admitted that she "couldn't have been more sure" and had been preparing to "get rid of everything". She added that she was even set on giving "everything away". Vogue summed up her outlook with a four-word comment (Image: Getty Images)
However, just a couple of months later, Vogue seemed to have a change of heart, confessing that when it came to the idea of having another baby, she "thought maybe".
Despite this, one specific thing seemed to change her mind. She said: "I can't fully make that decision, but I'm not a good pregnant person, I feel so so sick. The thought of that is really difficult, because I literally had to sleep sitting up because I would just feel so ill the whole time."
Weighing in on the topic with OK! Magazine last year, Spencer detailed how there were "no immediate plans", but it was something that "feels like the best idea ever" on some days and not on others.
He also mentioned "juggling" three school drop-offs and pondering if there's "room for another", adding that they "couldn't be more fortunate" with their family and feel "completely delighted".
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