Vogue Williams wonders if she has 'pushed it too far' after giving birth to 4th child
TV presenter and DJ Vogue Williams joked she sometimes wonders if she has "pushed it too far" by having a fourth child, but she admitted her elder three children were "so excited" to meet their new baby brother Remy.
Vogue Williams sometimes wonders if she has "pushed it too far" by having a fourth child.
The 40-year-old TV presenter has kids Theodore, eight, Gigi, six, Otto, four, and four-week-old newborn son Remy with husband Spencer Matthews, but the DJ joked having four children can be a lot at times.
Speaking on Lorraine, she said: "I feel amazing as I feel so bad in pregnancy, as you know.
"I have a tough time, so when the baby comes, I'm like, 'Oh my God, this is what you're meant to feel like', so I feel great.
"The other kids are great."
She joked: "I mean, sometimes I'm like, 'Have I pushed it too far with four?' Maybe, but no, they are loving it, they love having a little brother.
"They were so excited to meet him, because you talk about it for so long and they're like, 'Where is he? Why is he not coming?', so when they came in to meet him, they didn't want to leave."
Vogue and Spencer's son Otto is particularly keen to ensure his baby brother doesn't go hungry - but he has been trying to feed his new sibling hot dogs rather than milk.
She added: "Otto just keeps trying to feed the baby though and I'm like, 'No.'
"He tried to give him a hot dog yesterday. I'm like, 'Just milk.' "
Earlier this month, Spencer told how his and Vogue's relationship "feels a bit fractured" since the arrival of their fourth child.
Opening up about navigating life as a family of four on his pal and fellow Made in Chelsea alum Jamie Laing's Newly Parents podcast, Spencer said: "I'm not complaining, but we are in that lovely bubble with three other young kids in a rental house because we're building, so to be honest the bubble feels a bit disturbed.
"There's a lot going on in our house.
"Vogue and I both, in our own ways feel a bit lonely at the moment.
"We have four kids, so there needs to be a system in place for us both to be out of action, for us to have big broken sleep is unhelpful to the rest of the family flow.
"So right now, the system is Vogue and baby sleep in a big room, double bed on their own, and Vogue manages the night feed and does that just her and the child.
"I sleep in the spare room, at the moment, with both boys because Otto comes in in the middle of the night screaming because he's on his own.
"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.
"We'll eat something and maybe put something on TV, but she's tired and so am I. So, she goes to bed separately to me.
"I don't really like sleeping separately to her. We like being next to each other. Even if you're not communicating, you're together.
"At the moment it feels a bit fractured. It sort of feels like you've fallen out because you're staying in the spare room."
