Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews have announced the gender of their fourth child.
The TV and radio star is expecting baby number four within the next few weeks and the Dubliner is busy preparing for their little one’s arrival.
The star and her husband, Spencer Matthews, have been enjoying some family time with Gigi, Theodore and Otto before they become a family of six.
Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews at Wimbledon. Pic: Vogue Williams / Instagram
On Monday, Vogue decided to reveal on the couple’s vlog their baby’s gender, much to the surprise of Spencer, who thought everyone knew.
She announced: ‘We’re having another boy, Otto. Will he be as relaxed as you, Otto?,’ she said jokingly.
‘No, Otto, you’re a man of your own. This one’s going to be quiet and relaxed. We’re owed like a nice sensitive son,’ she teased to her kids on her vlog.
‘Anyway, so that’s exciting,’ she said, before adding: ‘If you have any name suggestions, because we are struggling.’
Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews with their kids in Spain for Christmas. Pic: Vogue Williams / Instagram
It appears the couple are a bit unsure what to call their new son after Vogue previously told Joanne McNally on their My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast that their choice of baby name is so unusual, it is set to divide people.
She said at the time: ‘The name we’ve chosen is f***ed, it’s mad. Joanne flinched at the name and it made me go, ‘Oh?’.’
Vogue said on her vlog: ‘Well, I have one that I love, and Spenny did love it, and now we’re like, oh, not everyone loves it.
Vogue Williams at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh Racecourse, Co. Kildare (Ireland) where the leading airport retailer was the title sponsor of Ireland’s most prestigious horse race, The Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby.
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‘I wanted to do the really cool first name followed by a more usual middle name.’
Vogue added she felt sad to pack up all of Gigi’s clothes but said they have gone to great homes.
‘We are having a boy. There you go. It’s all very exciting. I have to say it was very sad getting rid of all the girls’ clothes, and there were many. It was embarrassing to be honest.
‘But my friends, three of my friends just had girls. One’s my godchild, and so they all went to fantastic homes because I did have this idea where I was like going to keep like four boxes of clothes and give one to each child when they’re older, and then I was like, I’m just keeping stuff that won’t make sense,’ she added.