Vogue Williams, a television and radio personality who is expecting her fourth child with husband Spencer Matthews, recently voiced strong opinions on her podcast, "My Therapist Ghosted Me," concerning the relationships and associations of several male celebrities.
Williams specifically addressed Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis, criticizing his relationship with a 19-year-old, noting a significant age gap and questioning the compatibility for conversation. Kiedis, 63, has a documented history of dating much younger women, with his current girlfriend Eileen Kelly presenting a 33-year age difference. Williams expressed disappointment, stating, "Do you know who else I find really disappointing and hasn't broken the law – but really disappointing because I really like the Red Hot Chili Peppers – Anthony Kiedis, and he is like 54 or something and he is going out with a 19-year-old."
Her co-host, Joanne McNally, echoed a similar sentiment, suggesting that many men are drawn to significantly younger women, a dynamic that, while judged, appears unlikely to change. Williams countered that it is not universal, questioning the common ground for conversation between an older man and a teenager.
Williams also turned her attention to singer Usher, criticizing his touring with Chris Brown and his past comments about Sean "Diddy" Combs. Williams pointed out that Usher performed alongside Chris Brown, who pleaded guilty to felony assault in 2009 for attacking his then-girlfriend Rihanna. Additionally, she referenced Usher's statement that Diddy had been "misrepresented" amid legal troubles, which led to public backlash. Diddy was convicted on July 2, 2025, for transportation for the purposes of prostitution and is serving a four-year sentence.
Furthermore, Williams labeled MMA fighter Conor McGregor as "heinous." This criticism followed McGregor being found liable in a civil case for sexually assaulting a woman. The Irish TV personality questioned why McGregor, despite the legal findings and numerous followers, continued to be celebrated. McGregor was ordered to pay approximately $250,000 in damages to Nikita Hand, who accused him of rape in 2018. McGregor denied the allegations, stating the encounter was consensual, and has since appealed the civil liability ruling.
Williams conveyed her sadness that society still holds individuals like McGregor in high regard, emphasizing the severity of the charges against him and the apparent disregard for them by some segments of the public.