Vogue Williams Returns to Podcasting Three Weeks After Giving Birth to Son Remy
The presenter shares sweet snaps of her newborn while balancing work and new motherhood.
Vogue Williams has shared heartwarming photos of her newborn son, Remy, as she eases back into her professional life just three weeks after his birth. Williams, 40, welcomed Remy with husband Spencer Matthews on September 1 and has been cherishing her time with her new baby.
This week, Williams indicated she is beginning to take on "a few jobs" and return to podcasting, sharing that Remy has been accompanying her. "I wouldn't say I'm back to work full blast but I've been able to do a few jobs and my pods, luckily Remy is a dreamboat and can come along with me," she stated on Instagram.
Despite her return to work, Williams recently recounted a stressful encounter on the school run. She described being told to "f*** off" by another mother in front of her older children, Gigi, six, and Otto, four. The incident occurred as Williams was waiting at traffic lights with Remy. She explained on her podcast, "Vogue & Amber," that while she was sending a brief voice note, another mother with a pram confronted her about her son Otto's bike, which was not obstructing the path. The exchange escalated, culminating in the other woman's aggressive remark.
Williams and Matthews are also parents to Theodore, eight. Matthews recently spoke on Jamie Laing's "NewlyParents" podcast about navigating life as parents of four. He mentioned that due to their ongoing house construction, their current rental home feels less settled. Matthews also shared that he and Williams have been sleeping in separate rooms to manage fragmented sleep, noting a feeling of loneliness and a lack of one-on-one time as a couple amidst the demands of their growing family.
"We don't sleep next to each other. I'm out. I'm working. Vogue's more at home at the moment. I come home in the evening and we might have an hour together," Matthews explained. He described their current situation as feeling "fractured" but acknowledged the intensity of raising four young children after previously having none.