Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews have both spoken about the dificulties and new challenges of parenthood following the birth of their fourth child earlier this yearVogue Williams

Vogue Williams has described one of the biggest challenges of motherhood(Image: YouTube/@vogueandamber)

Model and podcaster Vogue Williams has opened up about one of the most difficult parts of parenthood in a frank moment.

Vogue, 41, has four children with her husband, Spencer Matthews, 38, whom she married in June 2018 after meeting the previous year while filming Channel 4’s The Jump.

Together, they have Theodore, seven, Gigi, six, Otto, four, and Remy Valentine, whom they recently welcomed last month.

Since then, both Vogue and Spencer have continued to work on their various media ventures, with Vogue appearing on the Vogue and Amber podcast, which she co-hosts with her sister, to talk about their respective lives.

On a recent episode, Vogue discussed one of the biggest challenges of being the mother of so many children.

She admitted: “As a mother of four, and I know lots of people are mothers of four, I would say the one, most difficult thing, I’m finding is the logistics of everything.

“We have four parties this weekend, four, and so whenever the parties come in, I straight away buy the present and it gets wrapped and it gets put upstairs and put away so we’re ready for the party.”

Vogue Williams appears on Lorraine

Vogue Williams recently had her fourth child(Image: ITV)

However, Vogue added that although they can be really efficient when news of another party comes in, it is a lot to keep track of. She added: “And it’s all written down, but then we might mess up the date or something like that.”

Vogue later revealed that she had bought a massive digital calendar to help her and Spencer keep track of their growing list of events.

She said: “We have a nanny here and she doesn’t…we haven’t synced up diaries, so this is how everything is going to be synced. So Spenny can see I’m up here doing a podcast…In future, somebody will be there to hold the baby when…so everybody’s in the calendar.

“And you can put all things that you have to remember, like you need to go and buy this for this person and like this person’s doing hockey this day. I think it’s going to change my life.”

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews

Despite the diary challenges that come with having four children, Vogue has remained positive about the situation and has previously said she is glad she did not have children at a younger age.

She told Grazia UK: “I’m glad that I didn’t have [children] super young. I had a lot of growing up to do myself, and it’s such a big selfless job that for me being older has definitely been better.”

Vogue is not the only one to have commented on life in a family of six, with Spencer also appearing on national television to discuss how much things have changed.

In an interview on Good Morning Britain, the former Made in Chelsea star said: “It’s a bit of a change in routine, isn’t it?

“A bit of bed-hopping, a bit of looking after the other three. When they decide to gang up on you, it can be a bit of a problem.”