Vogue Williams addresses fears she 'hates' husband Spencer Matthews

Irish Daily Mirror

21-04-2025

Vogue Williams has hit back at chatter suggesting she "hates" husband Spencer Matthews.
Irish television and radio personality Vogue and former Made in Chelsea star Spencer met while filming The Jump in 2017. Their relationship soon blossomed and the pair tied the knot under a year later at Spencer's 10,000-acre family estate in Scotland.
Spencer called Vogue "the one" when he first popped the question as the pair watched The Lion King in London in 2018. They now share children Theodore, six, Gigi, four, and Otto, two, together.
The couple, who have spoken about the ups and downs of married life, had presented a podcast together, reports Devon Live. But Spencer, 36, quit the show in January, saying he wanted to focus on other projects. He was replaced by Vogue's sister Amber Wilson.
Recently, Vogue, 39, cleared the air over her marital vibes with Spencer on the Help My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast. All this came up when podcast pal Joanne McNally prodded if producer Joe Attewell thought the couple gave him a hard time.
To which Joe quipped: "It's mean in that way that you can only be mean to people you love like that. I know that it's love really."
Vogue chimed in: "I think it's an Irish thing if anything. When Spenny and I used to do the pod, people would go, 'God, it's like she hates him'. But the more I slag him, the more I love him, that's how it works in Ireland."
Vogue Williams opened up about the quirks of Irish banter, saying: "Even in a conversation in Ireland, if you say a word wrong, the whole group will turn at you. It's like, 'Oh God'."
The model and presenter recently addressed rumours about her marriage on social media, insisting that she and her husband Spencer Matthews are still going strong. She clarified: "It's with great sadness that I have to let you know that Spen and I are NOT breaking up! I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours but this just keeps coming up."
She further commented on the situation, adding: "We're not sure what the angle is or where it's coming from but the whole thing feels very strange and mean. We're very happily married and in love and I hope posting the truth on my own platform might make it stop."
Discussing dating apps with her sister Amber on their podcast, Vogue admitted she would likely have overlooked Spencer based on looks alone. She revealed: "You're just judging someone completely on the way they look. And I always say this, Spencer is obviously gorgeous, but he wouldn't have been my type when we met. And I would have swiped past him on a dating app."
She continued, sharing her belief in the power of personality over appearance: "And then we met, and we were mad about each other because we just loved each other's personalities. So, I think trying to meet somebody in real life, although it can be hard, can be a really amazing thing."