Vogue Williams explains why husband Spencer Matthews stepped away from podcast
Earlier this year, Spencer announced his decision to step away from working with Vogue on their podcast, Vogue and Spencer, saying he wanted to pursue other business ventures.
Vogue has now revealed why the reality TV star stepped away from their podcast, admitting he wasn't enjoying it.
Speaking with Heat Magazine, the mother-of-three opened up about Spencer's decision to leave the podcast.
"I love working with Spen, but he genuinely didn't really enjoy it towards the end," she confessed.
"I think he loves doing what he's doing so much now with Untapped. It's right up his street. And I get to work with my sister now.
"If I wasn't doing it at all, I think I'd miss it more. But we're always looking at ways to work with each other because we really enjoy working together."
Vogue now co-hosts a podcast with her sister Amber, while also continuing to co-host her podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me with Joanne McNally.
Spencer has launched a new podcast, the Untapped podcast with Jake Quickenden, where the duo chat with high-performance athletes.
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