Vogue Williams Shares 'Baby Bubble' Moments with Newborn Son Remy

Vogue Williams is embracing the 'baby bubble' with her newborn son, Remy, sharing intimate moments on Instagram. The presenter welcomed Remy earlier this month with husband Spencer Matthews, adding him to their family of four older children: Theodore, eight; Gigi, six; and Otto, four.

Williams posted a series of photos showcasing her time with Remy, including one where he sleeps peacefully on her chest. She also shared images of her other children playing together and a sweet snapshot of Remy in a blue knitted outfit. "Still very much living inside my bubble and loving it…" Williams captioned one of her posts.

The public update comes as Spencer Matthews candidly discussed the challenges of adjusting to life as parents of four. In an episode of the 'Newly Parents' podcast, he revealed that he and Williams have been sleeping in separate rooms since Remy's birth, a decision made to manage broken sleep and maintain family flow.

"Vogue and I both in our own ways feel a bit lonely at the moment," Matthews shared, explaining that he misses one-on-one time with his wife. He described their current situation as feeling 'fractured' and likened it to having 'fallen out' due to the sleeping arrangements.

Matthews acknowledged the shift in their lives, noting the contrast between their earlier years without children and their current reality managing four. He discussed how their lives are now centered around their children, limiting the freedom they once enjoyed as a couple.

Despite the demanding schedule, Matthews detailed how he takes charge of morning routines for their older children, including preparing breakfast and managing the school run, while Williams focuses on feeding and resting the newborn. He admitted that while his patience is tested by the mornings, he believes his wife has the more demanding role.

Matthews also reflected on his own upbringing and the evolving roles of fathers. He recalled his father working long hours and being less present in daily childcare, contrasting it with the hands-on approach many modern fathers now take.

He recently participated in London's The Big Half half marathon, describing running as a transformative force in his life, providing purpose and structure outside of work and family commitments. "There's nothing more satisfying than feeling proud of yourself," he stated after the race.