Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews appear to be divided over their family’s future following the announcement that they are expecting their fourth child

11:18, 28 May 2026Updated 11:19, 28 May 2026

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews seem divided over a fifth baby

Vogue Williams is currently expecting her fourth child with husband Spencer Matthews – and according to him, there could well be even more children on the horizon. The former I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star and her husband revealed their pregnancy news last month, as Vogue proudly displayed her growing baby bump during a family holiday.

Alongside three photos of herself, Spencer and their three children; Theodore, seven, Gigi, five, and Otto, four, the 40-year-old wrote: “BABY NUMBER 4 INCOMING.” Yet before even settling into life as a family of six, Spencer has already suggested that a fifth child could eventually be on the agenda.

He told Closer Magazine: “I like the sound of baby number five. Vogue’s Irish, you see. It won’t be too long before she wants a fifth, I’m sure of it. I can’t wait!”.

His remarks, however, contrast sharply with those of his Irish wife, who has recently dismissed the idea of expanding their brood any further.

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Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews announced their pregnancy news in April(Image: @voguewilliams/Instagram)

Speaking on the Vogue and Amber podcast, the television personality admitted she received a mixed response to her fourth pregnancy and also tackled the question of whether a fifth child was a possibility.

While discussing baby names submitted by listeners, one person suggested she could “save the crazy names for baby five”. Responding to the remark, she said: “There is no baby number five – no, no. I can’t… even people are like, ‘Oh congrats’, like looking at me like I’m a complete weirdo having a fourth child, they’re like, ‘Jesus Christ, give it a rest would you?’

“So no, there won’t be any baby number five because I don’t think I’d be up for it.” Vogue and Spencer initially crossed paths in 2017 while filming the reality programme The Jump.

The following February, he popped the question during a performance of The Lion King musical, before the couple wed at his family’s Glen Affric estate in June 2018.

During a recent appearance on Jamie Laing’s Great Company podcast, Vogue also discussed the challenges of reading negative remarks about her marriage, such as divorce rumours, on social media.

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The couple are already parents to three children (Image: @voguewilliams/Instagram)

The model confessed it proved particularly difficult while the pair were attempting to conceive their fourth child.

“We had just been trying for so long and then for us to finally be at a point where we could announce it and have to deal with that,” she revealed. “I just don’t get where it comes from.”

The mother-of-three also disclosed she experienced a miscarriage several months prior to falling pregnant with her fourth child. She continued: “You just feel like your whole body has failed you and you’re on your own and you keep thinking, ‘Why me? Why me?

“I just realised it happens to so many. The reason I spoke about it was because when it happened to me, I saw so many other women talk about it and I was like okay, it’s literally every second woman.”

Vogue went on to say: “I mean, I’ve had friends who have had miscarriages, and I look at that and think it must be the most difficult thing in the world. So, you just kind of have to move forward.”