Vogue Williams has opened up about her nerves ahead of a long family journey, as she prepares to travel with her three young children and husband Spencer Matthews
Daniel Windham Assistant Editor, Trendswatch
08:00, 02 Apr 2026
Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews (Image: Variety, Variety via Getty Images)
Vogue Williams has confessed she is feeling anxious ahead of a lengthy family trip as she prepares to travel with her young children.
The presenter shared her concerns on the podcast she co-hosts with her sister, Amber Wilson, disclosing she is worried about an early departure and a complex sequence of flights while travelling with the kids.
Describing the situation to listeners of the Vogue & Amber podcast, Vogue stated: “Guys, I am scared. So, I’m so scared. Listen, I know that it’s like first world problems. We’re going on holidays tomorrow, but we’re leaving, like, I have to get up at half three in the morning and I’m pushing the kids out. So, I’m going to get the kids up at quarter to four. But I’m absolutely s******g myself. I’m so scared.”
She proceeded to clarify that the travel itinerary itself is what has left her particularly apprehensive.
Vogue added: “So we’re flying to Paris and we have to fly from Paris to St. Martin, then St. Martin to St. Barts. So, it’s like a lot of flights. I’m never usually like that with them, but it’s such a full-on day and I’m actually a little bit like scared and I don’t feel very well at the moment.”
Her sister Amber swiftly attempted to ease the tension during the chat, quipping: “Well, be careful because that’s where Kevin McCallister’s mum realized that she’d left him at home for the second time when she was in Paris airport.” The remark referenced the iconic airport scene from the beloved Christmas film Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, reports the Irish Mirror.
Vogue Williams and Amber Wilson(Image: Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty Images)
Vogue shares three children – Theodore, Gigi and Otto – with her husband, Spencer Matthews. The pair wed in 2018 after meeting on the TV programme The Jump and now divide their time between London and their residence in Ireland.
Throughout the years, Vogue has established a thriving career across television, radio and podcasting. She initially gained recognition on the Irish reality series Fade Street, which followed a group of Dublin twenty-somethings juggling careers and relationships, drawing parallels to the US hit The Hills.
She subsequently developed a successful television career, featuring on Dancing with the Stars Australia and triumphing in Bear Grylls: Mission Survive in 2015.
Vogue Williams (Image: Lia Toby, Getty Images)
More recently, she has become recognised for her podcast ventures, including the programme she presents alongside Amber, where the sisters frequently offer frank glimpses into their personal lives, parenting journeys and hectic schedules.
Vogue’s disclosure about her forthcoming family holiday follows her recounting an awkward early experience in her career, claiming she was “completely ignored” by a “rude” celebrity. During her early modelling career, Vogue had an unpleasant encounter with the unnamed celebrity. The disclosure came after her sister Amber revealed she had a similar experience, alleging the same person was dismissive while distributing flyers in Dublin.
