Vogue Williams admitted she is relishing in having big boobs at the minute, saying she ‘doesn’t have a boob to her name’ when she’s not pregnant.
During a live workout with fitness guru Rosie Stockley, Vogue joked about some of the benefits her pregnancy - including having perkier boobs.
Speaking to Rosie, who is also pregnant with her second baby, during the workout, Vogue commenting on her trainer’s appearance saying: "Your boobs are bigger.
“I noticed and I was like will I say it?”
Rosie, who is CEO and founder of fitness bootcamp Mamawell said that while she has noticed the change in herself, she admitted she isn’t always comfortable with people commenting on it.
She said: ‘They are double the size... I am totally fine with my friends saying it but somebody said to me: “Your boobs are huge”.
‘And I was like: “Oh okay, I know.”’
But Vogue was quick to add her own thoughts on having a bigger bust, admitting that her ‘big boobs’ are a big tell of when she is expecting.
She said: ‘I don’t have a boob to my name when I’m not pregnant, it’s literally just nipple, so I’m delighted,” she laughed.
“My boobs always give it away.”
It comes after Vogue hit back at a follower for telling her that she ought to get a boob job.
Vogue explained: “She was like: ‘You look great, but I think you’d look better if you just got your boobs done.’ I mean, are you serious?”
The model and mum to toddler Theodore was working out from a new location today, in the basement of her London apartment.
And set to do the new surroundings up as a guest room for her Irish friends and family, Vogue revealed she is also preparing for her son to move into a new room ahead of their new babies arrival.
Vogue said: “It starts on Monday, it was meant to be finished by now but obviously, I’m so excited to have it done and to have a storage space.
“It’s going to be so nice.
“We just have a down stairs now. Theodore is moving rooms, to our spare room, so we are going to have a spare room now.
“Because obviously being from Ireland, I have got to have a base for friends and family when they come over.”
