Pregnant Vogue Williams displays her growing baby bump as she steps out without husband Spencer Matthews and son Theodore amid UK lockdown
Vogue Williams ensured she got her fair share of sunshine on Sunday morning as she stepped out in London.
With temperatures expected to be their highest in six-months, the pregnant TV personality made the most of the pleasant weather during a rare appearance without husband Spencer Matthews and their infant son Theodore.
Opting a for a nautical striped top and leggings, Vogue, 34, ensured she caught the eye while making her way towards Heart Radio’s Global House in Leicester Square.
Fresh air: Vogue Williams ensured she got her fair share of sunshine on Sunday morning as she stepped out for her hour-long exercise allowance in London
The Irish star added to her look with a pair of peep-toe ankle boots, while heavily tinted sunglasses rounded things off.
Accessorising tastefully, Vogue gave an otherwise muted colour scheme an added splash of vibrancy by carrying a distinctive pink Chanel bag over one arm.
Vogue was making her latest public appearance after amid claims that reality show Spencer, Vogue and Baby Too will no longer air on E4.
Here she comes: The pregnant TV personality made the most of the pleasant weather during a rare appearance without husband Spencer Matthews and their infant son Theodore
Looking good: Opting a for a nautical striped top and leggings, Vogue, 34, ensured she caught the eye while making her way towards Heart Radio’s Global House in Leicester Square
Finishing touches: The Irish star added to her look with a pair of peep-toe ankle boots, while heavily tinted sunglasses rounded things off
A Channel 4 Spokesperson told MailOnline: ‘We’ve loved following Spencer and Vogue from the beginning as they welcomed baby Theodore, right through to finally celebrating with the wedding ceremony of their dreams, and we’re looking forward to working with them on other projects in the future.’
Separate sources had previously claimed the show was shelved after a drop in ratings during its second series.
An insider told The Sun: ‘Spencer and Vogue’s first show, which followed their journey into parenthood, was really successful, but the second instalment, which covered the run-up to their wedding, failed to set the world alight.
Bold choice: Accessorising tastefully, Vogue gave an otherwise muted colour scheme an added splash of vibrancy by carrying a distinctive pink Chanel bag over one arm
‘When there were talks about making a third series, it was eventually decided it wasn’t commercially viable, plus, Spencer and Vogue’s team tried to negotiate a bigger and more lucrative package and it wasn’t working.
‘There was talk about following their journey into becoming parents for a second time after Vogue announced her pregnancy earlier this March, but it all just fell through.’
The insider added there was further talk the show could move to another network but it’s ‘still very much up in the air’ at the moment.
