Vogue Williams hits 'end of the road’ after holiday struggles
Vogue Williams has vowed to spend next Christmas alone after hitting “the end of the road” on her 2024 break with Spencer Matthews and their three young children. Speaking on her My Therapist Ghosted me podcast, the Dublin-born model revealed: “I'm going away for Christmas...I’m not actually looking to save any money. I’m going to spend it all on myself, on my holiday, on my own. Vogue added that this Christmas had been far from relaxing: “When we were in Ireland, because I have friends and family there. I just assumed one of them, one of them might say ‘Do you want me to take the kids over for a walk for half an hour?’ “Not once. Yesterday, I said to Spencer ‘I think I've hit the end of the road here’.”
The Dublin-born model said she's spending next Christmas alone
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She explained that her five-year-old son Theodore has developed a particularly annoying habit: “He’s started doing this thing where he just walks around screaming the whole time, or making these insane noises. So there's never one tiny moment of quiet.” She joked that she dreamed of starting a game of hide and seek, and then “hiding” in her flat in London. Vogue, 39, had previously complained about the stress of living with three children: “I feel overwhelmed in this house,” she said. “It’s probably because I have been here for like a solid week. Now I’m just like ‘get me out of this house’. I can’t stand being here anymore, the kids are just so loud and you can’t get away from it ever."
Their Christmas break was far from relaxing, Vogue says
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She added: “It’s just like you’re in this soup of noise constantly. I need a house where you can hide, I need a hiding place.” Speaking on their Spencer and Vogue podcast, the Strictly Come Dancing contestant said that three children would probably be the limit: "I think we have decided that we are quite happy with three kids." Spencer, 36, added: "I think, for now, we have decided that we want to focus on our beautiful family as it is, because we have had so many years of it just being hectic. Like, it's just beginning to feel normal now, and every time we get to that, we bolt on another kid."
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