Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews Welcome Fourth Child with Joy

POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews have announced the birth of their fourth child. The couple, already parents to sons Theodore and Otto, and daughter Gigi, shared the...

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September 2, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews have announced the birth of their fourth child. The couple, already parents to sons Theodore and Otto, and daughter Gigi, shared the joyous news on Tuesday evening.

Williams posted images of the newborn, a baby boy, wearing a knitted red and white hat, along with photos of him meeting his siblings. She expressed her delight in a social media post, stating, Our beautiful baby boy has arrived safely… The house is filled with excitement, love, and happiness, and we could not be more thrilled.

The couple had chosen to keep the baby’s gender a secret until the birth. Former ITV This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby and actress Lisa Riley, who appeared with Williams on I’m A Celeb, sent their congratulations to the happy family.

In May, Matthews mentioned that their older children were eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new sibling. He described them as a close-knit group, much like a pack of wolves, who look after and play with each other.

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Matthews is set to be featured in a new Hulu Original documentary on Disney+, following his Project Se7en challenge, where he completed seven 140-mile triathlons across seven continents in 21 days. The documentary will also address themes of mental health, addiction, and grief, following the loss of his brother Michael.

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