Vogue Williams and her husband Spencer Matthews have confirmed the arrival of their fourth child. The reality TV personalities, who are already parents to two sons, Theodore and Otto, and a daughter, Gigi, revealed on Tuesday evening that they have welcomed a baby boy. Williams posted pictures of the couple holding the newborn in a knitted red and white hat, alongside photographs introducing him to his siblings.
She said in the social media post: “Our beautiful baby boy has arrived safely… The house is bursting with excitement, love and happiness and we couldn’t be more delighted.” The pair had decided to keep their baby’s gender a secret until birth. Former ITV This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby congratulated the couple, adding: “Welldone (sic) Vogue… super mamma”. Lisa Riley, who was on the same I’m A Celeb series as Williams, said: “So much love to you and all the family from Me & (her partner) Al.
CONGRATULATIONS.” In May, Made In Chelsea star Matthews said that Theodore, Otto and Gigi “can’t wait for the baby to come”. Speaking before he ran all six possible routes up Mount Snowdon in North Wales in a 24-hour period, he said of the three children: “They’re like a little pack of wolves together. You know, they look after each other, they play with each other.” Last week, it was revealed that a new Hulu Original documentary film on Disney+ would follow Matthews as he completes seven 140-mile triathlons across seven continents in 21 days.
The 38-year-old’s Breaking Spencer Matthews film will show him completing his Project Se7en challenge in December last year, while also covering issues such as mental health, addiction and grief following the loss of his brother Michael, who died on an expedition to Mount Everest in 1999. It comes after Matthews’ 2023 Finding Michael Disney+ film showed him attempting to find his brother’s remains. The film will see Matthews accompanied by his close friend and guide, Chris Taylor, with a release date yet to be announced.
Last year, Matthews launched a podcast “exploring human potential” called Untapped, having taken on a number of endurance challenges for charity, including setting a world record by running 30 marathons in 30 days across the Jordanian desert in 2024. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies
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