Vogue Williams has hit back as she was accused of ‘breaking maternity laws.’
The TV presenter welcomed her fourth child, baby Remy, last month with her reality star husband Spencer Matthews.
The pair were already parents to Theodore, Gigi and Otto.
Vogue returned to her podcasting duties not long after the arrival of Remy — with the little tot appearing on both Vogue and Amber and My Therapist Ghosted Me since.
Speaking on a new episode of My Therapist Ghosted Me, which she co-hosts with comedian Joanne McNally, Vogue revealed a comment she had received online recently.
The comment had been left under a video clip from her other podcast, which she co-hosts with her big sister, Amber.
‘Someone left a comment on my and Amber’s pod and they were like, “A mother should not be out with their baby at all from a month old,”‘ Vogue shared.
‘Going on this rant about there’s a maternity law.’
Vogue hilariously revealed that she had ended up agreeing with the woman, sarcastically agreeing that women should ‘stay at home for at least one or two years after giving birth.’
The woman subsequently deleted her comment.
Reacting to the anecdote, Joanne noted: ‘Nobody polices new mothers better than women.’
It comes not long after Vogue set the record straight on the age-old claim that she has night nannies and chefs.
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Speaking on another episode of My Therapist Ghosted Me, the Howth woman said: ‘I’m very honest about what I do have.
‘What would they prefer, that I leave the kids at home on their own? Which is less hassle? Leaving them here on their own or having a nanny?’
