Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews have welcomed their fourth child into the world.
Vogue Williams has given birth to her fourth child / © Instagram
The 40-year-old model and the 38-year-old TV personality announced the birth of their baby boy on Instagram on Tuesday night (01.09.26).
She posted a sweet shot of herself cradling the newborn as their three other children, sons Theodore, seven, and Otto, four, and their daughter Gigi, six, gathered around her, with the caption: “Our beautiful baby boy has arrived safely…
“The house is bursting with excitement, love and happiness and we couldn’t be more delighted.”
Fans flooded the post’s comments section with congratulatory messages, as one reacted: “So thrilled for you guys and proud as punch, you are the best parents!
“Lucky newbie – you’ve landed into a great gang (sic).”
A second supporter gushed: “Gorgeous boy is here!”
And a third follower penned: “Congratulations to all and a big welcome to the world young man.”
Vogue did not reveal her and Spencer’s son’s name, but last month said they planned to call their fourth child Elvis, after the rock and roll legend, before ditching the name after a subtle family pushback and concerns about how the weight of the name will impact him when he gets older.
On an episode of her and 43-year-old Joanne McNally’s My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, Vogue said: “Do you know what? Big news from my week. We have changed our baby name – we have no name. You know the name was pretty full on and I loved the name.
“Spenny has been getting a few phone calls from family members regarding the name.”
Joanne quipped: “I just don’t think Gary is that controversial.”
Vogue went on: “I honestly thought, though, because it’s been on my mind, I just, I haven’t ever been 100 per cent comfortable with it.
“But because as much as I love the name, it’s such a big name to take on when you’re little or trying to get a job when you’re older.
“I have got other very cool options, though that was my favourite name. We were going to call the baby Elvis, I love it.”
Also in August, Vogue told how Spencer quickly “vetoed” Vogue’s two unique baby names for their newborn.
Appearing on the UK radio show, Heart Breakfast, Vogue told 55-year-old host Jamie Theakston: “I loved Sailor. That was vetoed. Not allowed to have it because of the song A Sailor Went to Sea.”
He reacted: “Well, that’s not the worst. That’s not the reason why it’s a bad idea. It’s got to be a name, not an occupation.”
Vogue also revealed that she “loved Rocket”, but Jamie reminded her: “Again, that’s not a name, that’s a vehicle.”
Defending the name, the beauty replied: “Think about what you’d want to be called. I’d love to be called Rocket. And for people closest to me, I’d say, ‘Call me Rocks.'”
Jamie said: “No, when I was a kid, I just wanted to be like everyone else. I wanted to be called Darren.”
She joked: “I was called Vogue. Imagine how that felt!”
Vogue and Spencer are parents to Theodore, Gigi and Otto, who were born in 2018, 2020, and 2022, respectively.
The couple, who married in June 2018, decided on the names for their sons after hearing the name, while the name for their daughter was inspired by Vogue’s aunt’s late dog.
In April, Vogue and Spencer took to Instagram and announced that they are expecting their fourth child, with adorable pregnancy photos on a beach in St. Barth’s.
In one hilarious shot, she showed off her blossoming baby bump in a leopard-print bikini top and black sarong as she compared bellies with her spouse; a second picture showed the pair and their children enjoying time on the sand, and in the third photo, Spencer flashed a smile as he touched the bump.
The pair captioned the joint post: “BABY NUMBER 4 INCOMING… (sic)”
Also in April, Vogue said she “felt like her body failed” her after suffering two miscarriages before becoming pregnant with her fourth child.
In a YouTube video, Vogue explained she had experienced one miscarriage before the birth of Gigi and another loss last year after a 12-week scan showed the embryo had not developed.
She said: “I know I’m very happy that we are pregnant again, but as I said, the nerves will kind of always be there.”
Vogue described her first miscarriage as “really upsetting” before becoming pregnant again soon after, leading to the birth of Gigi.
Speaking about her second loss, Vogue said she had attended a routine scan and was told it was not “really a pregnancy” because the embryo had not grown. She said she was “really upset” and “embarrassed”, adding she felt as if her body had “kind of failed” her.
