Vogue Williams has admitted she would’ve swiped past her husband Spencer Matthews if they had met on a dating app.
The model, 39, and her hunk Spencer, 36, have been married since 2018, and recently hit back at claims their marriage was ‘on the rocks.’
Prior to her relationship with the former Made In Chelsea star, she was married to Irish pop star Brian McFadden from 2012 to 2017.
During the latest episode of her podcast Vogue & Amber, the presenter shared with her sister Amber Wilson that Spencer would not have been ‘her type’ when they first met.
Responding to a listener’s dilemma about wanting to find a genuine connection, Vogue said: ‘I totally get that, and I’ve got single friends and they feel the same.
‘Although dating apps are obviously a great place to start, I’ve personally never used them, but I’ve had a go on peoples. But you’re just judging someone completely on the way they look.
Vogue Williams has admitted she would’ve swiped past her husband Spencer Matthews if they had met on a dating app
The model and her hunk Spencer have been married since 2018, and recently hit back at claims their marriage was ‘on the rocks’
‘And I always say this, Spencer is obviously gorgeous, but he wouldn’t have been my type when we met. And I would have swiped past him on a dating app.
‘And then we met, and we were mad about each other because we just loved each other’s personalities.
So, I think trying to meet somebody in real life, although it can be hard, can be a really amazing thing.’
It comes after Vogue took Instagram last month to confirm her and Spencer are not breaking up as she shared a series of loved up snaps of the couple together.
It was in response to fans who have been speculating over their relationship on social media and have begun questioning if all is well in their six-year marriage.
Beginning in a joking tone, Vogue penned: ‘It’s with great sadness that I have to let you know that Spen and I are NOT breaking up!’
Addressing the rumours she then continued: ‘I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours but this just keeps coming up.
‘It’s disappointing to see this narrative being pushed almost daily when it’s absolutely not true and much more importantly I don’t want my children hearing these lies in the playground.
It comes after Vogue took Instagram last month to confirm her and Spencer are not breaking up as she shared a series of loved up snaps of the couple together
Addressing the rumours she wrote: ‘I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours but this just keeps coming up’
‘We’re not sure what the angle is or where it’s coming from but the whole thing feels very strange and mean.’
She concluded: ‘We’re very happily married and in love and I hope posting the truth on my own platform might make it stop.’
The couple met on the fourth series of The Jump and went on to share three children together – Theodore, six, Gigi, four, and Otto, two.
Vogue and Spencer’s marriage first came under scrutiny after rumours spread that Spencer had got with Lottie Moss at Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo’s wedding back in May 2023.
Lottie has always denied anything untoward took place and said that the pair only ‘partied together’ at the celebrations.
Meanwhile Vogue also recently admitted that the pair struggle to have child-free time together.
Appearing on The Netmums Podcast, Vogue opened up on the importance of nurturing relationships outside of parenting, and how they make time for each other amidst their busy schedules.
Hosts Wendy and Alison brought up the topic of child-free time and how Vogue and Spencer have enjoyed child-free holidays.
The couple met on the fourth series of The Jump and went on to share three children together – Theodore, six, Gigi, four, and Otto, two
Vogue explained: ‘We spend a massive amount of time with our kids, but you have to nurture your own relationship.
‘At the end of the day you are all a big family and there is no family if the two of you are always fighting and not creating time with each other.
‘Now, saying that we don’t have loads of time together, but we try to do a couple of weekends a year where it is just you and I.
‘And then we did one together, ended up having a fight and not talking for the full day. I was like ‘no this isn’t how it is suppose to go!’
Elsewhere during the podcast, Vogue revealed she is doing the vast majority of domestic chores and parenting at home.
Hosts Wendy Golledge and Alison Perry asked if the couple had a ‘role reversal situation’, whereby Vogue is the one who ‘fixes the broken radiator’ while Spencer ‘does the school run’.
Vogue & Amber is available to listen to now on Global Player, and all major podcast platforms.
