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Vogue Williams claims Spencer Matthews was 'not happy' after insulting comment
Vogue Williams claims Spencer Matthews was 'not happy' after insulting comment

Daily Mirror

timea day ago

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  • Daily Mirror

Vogue Williams claims Spencer Matthews was 'not happy' after insulting comment

Model and podcaster Vogue Williams has opened up about her marriage to former Made in Chelsea star Spencer Matthews, and how he was left seething after she made a dig about his artwork Podcaster Vogue Williams has revealed how her other half, Spencer Matthews, was left rather miffed when she publicly dissed one of his treasured artworks. ‌ Since launching their 'Spencer and Vogue' podcast, the married couple have been dishing out episodes weekly, giving fans a peek into their hectic family life and fielding queries from their audience. ‌ But earlier this year, Spencer surprised listeners by announcing his departure from the show to chase new ventures. It was later disclosed that the podcast would carry on with Vogue's elder sister Amber stepping in to fill Spencer's shoes. ‌ In her freshly published memoir 'Big Mouth', Vogue reminisces about her podcasting days with the ex-'Made in Chelsea' heartthrob and shared why he was "not happy" following a particular remark she made on air. ‌ Revealing the cause of the upset, she wrote: "He was especially not happy when I slagged the onion painting he did when he was sixteen years old," reports the Irish Mirror. Despite confessing that Spencer had his fair share of "thrown a few epic wobblers", she insists their spats are just like those of any other married couple: "Every so often he would threaten to quit, but these are the usual conflicts and dramas of a married couple." ‌ Not long after bowing out from their shared podcast, Spencer was back behind the microphone with his fresh solo venture, 'Untapped'. Launched earlier this year, the podcast features the former reality TV star engaging in conversations with sporting icons such as Mo Farah, Ulrika Jonsson and Ben Stokes, delving into the secrets behind their remarkable successes. ‌ Reflecting on the couple's early days, it was eight years ago when they first met while participating in the Channel 4 programme The Jump in 2017. Just a few months later, they said their "I dos", in the company of celebrity guests including Jamie Laing. The duo pledged their love for each other against the breathtaking backdrop of Spencer's parents' exquisite Glen Affric Estate in the Scottish Highlands. Since then, the couple have embarked on their journey as parents, welcoming their first child, Theodore, followed by daughter Gigi and youngest son Otto.

Vogue Williams admits Spencer Matthews wasn't 'happy' after brutal criticism
Vogue Williams admits Spencer Matthews wasn't 'happy' after brutal criticism

Irish Daily Mirror

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Irish Daily Mirror

Vogue Williams admits Spencer Matthews wasn't 'happy' after brutal criticism

Podcaster Vogue Williams has revealed that Spencer Matthews was "not happy" after she made her feelings known about one of her husband's prized possessions. 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.

Watch: Vlogger Leaves Restaurant After Eating Only Free Bread On Table. Internet Has A Lot To Say
Watch: Vlogger Leaves Restaurant After Eating Only Free Bread On Table. Internet Has A Lot To Say

NDTV

time16-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • NDTV

Watch: Vlogger Leaves Restaurant After Eating Only Free Bread On Table. Internet Has A Lot To Say

A content creator recently went viral for entering a restaurant and leaving immediately after eating the free bread provided at the table. The stunt has received a range of reactions online, with some calling it "courageous" and others finding it insensitive to staff. The now-viral reel was shared by a vlogger named Keith (@yung_earn) and was filmed in Johannesburg. At the beginning of the clip, he reads out a comment in which a social media user challenges him to "go to a restaurant but only eat the free bread that they give and then leave." Keith first wonders if one is allowed to do that, but decides to attempt exactly that. He goes to "one of the fanciest and most expensive restaurants" he could find. At the entry, he asks a staff member if they permit walk-ins. They do, so he requests a table for one. After he is shown to his seat, he narrates that the server asked him if he wanted a specific type of water, which would apparently cost him 80 rand (approx Rs 383). Keith declines and asks for tap water instead. "He didn't look happy that I said glass of water," the vlogger says to the camera. He got his water and was then served the free bread. Also Read: Joey Chestnut Wins Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest With Record-Breaking Feat The video shows him slitting the bun and spreading butter inside it. After he took a few bites, the waiter returned to check on what he would order. He replied, "To be honest, I think the bread has made me full already. I don't think I'll order anything." That's not all. He also requested the waiter to pack the remaining bread as a takeaway, and he obliged. The content creator thanked him, took his parcel and then left the restaurant. Watch the complete viral video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Keith, no sweat (@yung_earn) In the comments, people had a lot to say about the vlogger's actions. Some were impressed and reacted positively. Others claimed that such a stunt is disrespectful, as they felt he took advantage of the staff unfairly. The spot he visited is called The Big Mouth in Johannesburg. The restaurant seemed to take it in its stride, however, as it commented, "Hey Keith, your Big Mouth sure knows how to make a statement - but how about we make sure it's full of flavour next time? Let's upgrade that bread to a meal you won't forget, on us!" Read some of the reactions of Instagram users below: "Bro's a breadwinner." "Bro ate and left no crumbs." "This challenge was simply diabolical." "I swear you are giving me ideas." "They handled it with decorum, though. I respect that." "Na man!!! You are one brave soul to try that." "I would be embarrassed to do that." "I work at the square, it's allowed according to company laws, but as a human being who has been in the same position as your waiter, that's heartless, especially since it is winter and business has been slow." The viral video has clocked more than 440K views on Instagram so far.

Sarah Sherman, Natasha Lyonne, Nick Kroll, Sadie Sandler, Chloe East & Storm Reid To Star In Netflix Comedy ‘Roommates' From Chandler Levack
Sarah Sherman, Natasha Lyonne, Nick Kroll, Sadie Sandler, Chloe East & Storm Reid To Star In Netflix Comedy ‘Roommates' From Chandler Levack

Yahoo

time09-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Sarah Sherman, Natasha Lyonne, Nick Kroll, Sadie Sandler, Chloe East & Storm Reid To Star In Netflix Comedy ‘Roommates' From Chandler Levack

EXCLUSIVE: Director Chandler Levack (I Like Movies) has locked a starry cast for Roommates, a new ensemble comedy for Netflix. The call sheet will include Sarah Sherman (Saturday Night Live), Natasha Lyonne (Poker Face), Nick Kroll (Big Mouth), Sadie Sandler (You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah), Chloe East (Heretic), and Storm Reid (The Last of Us). In the film penned by Jimmy Fowlie and Ceara O'Sullivan of SNL, a hopeful, naive college freshman, Devon, asks the cool and confident Celeste to be her roommate, seeing a blossoming friendship spiral thereafter into a war of passive aggression. No word yet on who is producing. More from Deadline Odette Annable To Topline Psychological Horror Film 'Anima' From Andrés Beltrán Kenneth Branagh, Producer Charles Roven Set For 'The Thomas Crown Affair' At Amazon MGM Touching Down In Sun Valley, Can Moguls Find Answers To Media's Pressing Questions Amid The Ponderosa Pines? Levack is a writer-director whose critically acclaimed coming-of-age dramedy I Like Movies premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2022. More recently, she wrote and directed Mile End Kicks, an upcoming rom-com set against Montreal's indie music scene of 2011, which stars Jay Baruchel, Devon Bostick, Barbie Ferreira, Stanley Simons, and more. She is repped by WME, Artists First, and Gang, Tyre, Ramer. Both Fowlie and O'Sullivan have earned multiple Emmy and WGA Award nominations for their work as writers on Saturday Night Live. O'Sullivan previously co-wrote and starred in the podcast series Petty Crimes, with Fowlie appearing in shows like English Teacher, The Other Two (on which he was also part of the writing staff), and Search Party. Fowlie is repped by WME, Mosaic, and Ginsburb Daniels Kallis; O'Sullivan by UTA, Ayala Cohen Management, and Bloch Law. Sherman is repped by UTA, Rise Management, and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller; Lyonne by CAA, Untitled Entertainment, and Schreck Rose Dapello; Kroll by UTA, Rise Management, and Schreck Rose Dapello; Sandler by WME; East by WME, Link Entertainment, Vault Entertainment, and Felker Toczek Suddleson; and Reid by CAA, Entertainment 360, and Granderson Des Rochers. On the film side, Netflix has also recently announced cast for titles like Don't Say Good Luck, Unabom, the Kevin Hart comedy 72 Hours, and David Fincher's The Adventures of Cliff Booth, to name just a few. Best of Deadline 2025-26 Awards Season Calendar: Dates For Tonys, Emmys, Oscars & More Men of Steel: Every Actor Who Has Played Superman - Photo Gallery 'Michael' Cast: Who's Who In The Michael Jackson Biopic

Disney+ K-drama Law and the City: Lee Jong-suk, Moon Ga-young in slice-of-life legal drama
Disney+ K-drama Law and the City: Lee Jong-suk, Moon Ga-young in slice-of-life legal drama

South China Morning Post

time08-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • South China Morning Post

Disney+ K-drama Law and the City: Lee Jong-suk, Moon Ga-young in slice-of-life legal drama

Lead cast: Lee Jong-suk, Moon Ga-young Latest Nielsen rating: 5.12 per cent Not seen in a leading role since Big Mouth in 2022, Lee Jong-suk once again plays a lawyer in Law and the City, this time opposite Moon Ga-young ( True Beauty ). Unlike the larger-than-life excess of his previous show, Lee's latest is a slice-of-life legal drama about young lawyers balancing a demanding profession with, hopefully, a rewarding personal one. Play The show's English title, which references the classic HBO series Sex and the City, hints at this more laid-back narrative style, while the Korean title is simply 'Seocho-dong' – the name of a district within Gangnam that, as the show's opening narration helpfully explains, has 'more law firms than restaurants'.

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