Heavily pregnant Vogue Williams claims husband Spencer Matthews is refusing to be intimate with her and says 'the fun times are over'

Published: 12:56 BST, 19 August 2026 | Updated: 15:57 BST, 19 August 2026

Heavily pregnant Vogue Williams has claimed her husband Spencer Matthews has refused to be intimate with her as she approaches the final stage of her pregnancy.

The Irish TV and radio personality, 40, is expecting her fourth child with the former Made In Chelsea star, 38, in October, with the couple recently sharing that they are having a boy.

But as the due date approaches, Vogue recently bemoaned that she believes Spencer doesn't 'fancy me anymore', remarking that the 'fun times are over' as she continues to get bigger. 

On the latest episode of her podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me alongside co-host Joanne McNally, Vogue remarked: 'I'm trying to look good looking today because I don’t think Spenny fancies me anymore.'

To which her pal replied: 'Of course he doesn’t! You have been married for ages now, come on.'

Laughing off the comment, Vogue continued: 'No, because I think our fun times are over if you get me. I’m too pregnant now. I don’t want to. I was just being a nice wife and a good participant. 

Heavily pregnant Vogue Williams has claimed her husband Spencer Matthews has refused to be intimate with her as she approaches the final stage of her pregnancy

As her due date approaches, Vogue recently bemoaned that she believes Spencer doesn't 'fancy me anymore', remarking that the 'fun times are over' as she continues to get bigger.

'But then when he was like “yeah, well you’re really pregnant.” I was like “excuse me? Sorry are you not into it anymore or?” And he’s like “Vogue, you’re giving birth any minute now."'

With Joanne adding: 'Oh, so suddenly now he’s respectful and leaving you alone.'

Vogue then continued to lament the couple's current lack of bedroom action, jokingly quipping that Spencer's disinterest is due to her Botox 'running out'.

She shared: 'Listen, it’s amazing when you’ve got no interest yourself but if somebody else says “oh no” and then you’re like “I’m sorry? And what part of me don’t you fancy?” 

'I was sitting on the toilet last night for the ninetieth time doing a wee going “what’s wrong? What bit do you not fancy?” [All laugh] “Is it because the Botox has run out?”

Their producer Joe then offered his opinion, stating: 'I can’t speak for the whole male population, but I suspect on his part there comes a point where you’re sort of thinking more about the presence of a baby than the woman herself.'

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