Spencer Matthews has revealed he is already dreaming of baby number five with wife Vogue Williams — even as the couple prepare to welcome their fourth child after a deeply emotional journey marked by heartbreak, hope and resilience. 💕
The former Made In Chelsea star, 37, and Irish presenter Vogue, 40, are currently expecting another baby together, adding to their lively family with sons Theodore, eight, Otto, four, and daughter Gigi, six. But while many parents might feel four children is already a wonderfully full house, Spencer has made it clear he is not ready to close the door on growing their family even further. 👨👩👧👦
Speaking with excitement about the future, Spencer admitted: “I like the sound of baby number five.” He then joked warmly that because Vogue is Irish, he suspects it “won’t be too long” before she wants another child too, adding that he “can’t wait.” His comments showed a man completely embracing the beautiful chaos of family life — nappies, school runs, sleepless nights and all. 🍼✨
The couple, who have become one of Britain’s most recognisable celebrity families, both juggle demanding careers alongside raising their children. Spencer also revealed that they rely on help from nannies because they both work full-time, openly acknowledging the support system that allows their busy household to function. Rather than pretending parenting is effortless, his honesty painted a more realistic picture of family life at scale: loving, joyful, but undeniably demanding.
Yet behind the couple’s latest baby joy lies a deeply painful chapter. Vogue recently opened up about suffering two miscarriages before becoming pregnant with her fourth child, describing the heartbreak of feeling as though her body had “failed” her. 💔
Appearing on Jamie Laing’s Great Company podcast, Vogue spoke with raw honesty about the emotional devastation of pregnancy loss. She explained that miscarriage can leave women feeling alone, confused and full of painful questions. “You just feel like your whole body has failed you,” she said, reflecting on the grief and shock that followed her losses.
Her first miscarriage happened early, before she went on to welcome daughter Gigi in 2020. But her second loss, last year, was especially traumatic. Vogue revealed she had gone for her 12-week scan alone, having already told some family, friends and colleagues that she was pregnant. She had not yet told the children, but was close to doing so. 🕊️
At the scan, doctors told her that although her body still believed it was pregnant, the embryo had not developed. Vogue said the experience was devastating and confusing because she still had pregnancy symptoms, even though the pregnancy was no longer viable. She admitted she felt embarrassed about having to tell people the news, even though she knew it was not something anyone should feel ashamed of.
Her honesty will no doubt resonate with many women and families who have gone through similar pain. Miscarriage is often suffered quietly, behind closed doors, with people expected to carry on while grieving something deeply real. Vogue’s decision to speak publicly helped shine a light on a heartbreak that is far more common than many realise, yet still painfully isolating. 🌸
She said hearing other women share their experiences helped her feel less alone, and that realisation encouraged her to speak out too. Her words were tender but powerful: miscarriage happens to so many women, and the more openly people talk about it, the less lonely others may feel.
Spencer has also acknowledged how difficult the road to this pregnancy has been. He said the couple feel incredibly fortunate to have three children already, but admitted that getting to the point where they could announce their fourth baby had been “rough” and filled with “bumps in the road.” 💙
That makes their current joy feel even more meaningful. This pregnancy is not just another celebrity baby announcement. It is a story of loss, recovery, courage and love returning after grief.
Vogue also made a characteristically candid confession about pregnancy itself, joking that if she could skip the pregnancy stage, she would rather give birth ten times. She admitted she actually looks forward to birth, explaining that everyone is kind to you in that moment — a typically honest and humorous remark from a woman who has never been afraid to say what she really thinks. 😂
Now, as Vogue and Spencer prepare to welcome baby number four, their family story feels richer than ever. It is full of laughter, exhaustion, privilege, honesty and hard-won happiness.
And if Spencer gets his wish, baby number five may not be just a playful dream for long. 👶✨
