Vogue Williams has revealed she and pal Millie Mackintosh have made a pact to get pregnant at the same time so they can be “mum friends”.
The reality TV stars met through Vogue’s hubby – Millie’s Made In Chelsea co-star Spencer Matthews, 31.
Vogue and Spencer are eager to give son Theodore a sibling while Millie, 30, and Made In Chelsea’s Hugo Taylor, 33, are planning their first child after tying the knot last year.
Vogue, 34, said: “We’ve got a pact, me and Millie. It’s nice she wants to do it. I want another mum friend. I’m going to push her to go quicker.”
Spencer has an idea on how to speed up the process, too.
He said: “Me and Hugo are thinking about moving Vogue and Millie into the same space – doesn’t that help?”
Vogue and Spencer are returning to screens with a reality show that covers them raising one-year-old Theodore.
And viewers will see the couple, who married last year, celebrating their wedding vows a second time in an intimate bash thrown last month.
Vogue said: “We were a strong couple to begin with but having a baby and getting married has made it better.”
Spencer added: “It makes me love her more.”
The reformed playboy says getting married and becoming a dad made him grow up.
He said: “Meeting the correct woman certainly helps. Everything has worked out well.”
And the busy parents say they no longer have time for a social life.
Spencer, teetotal for two years, said: “A social life is the last thing on my agenda, I don’t care. Since sobriety, I’ve become extremely work-focused and driven. I’m full to the brim.”
But while he may not be drinking, Spencer partied until the early hours after his second “wedding” to Vogue.
They chose to celebrate with friends – not inviting family members like sister-in-law Pippa Middleton, who is married to his brother James.
Spencer said: “It was quite wild. It was back at the flat. The last ones went to sleep at 6am. We went to bed before that. Our neighbours loved us.”
Being reality star parents, it is no surprise Vogue and Spencer have thrust their son into the spotlight. Spencer says he does not understand celeb parents who hide kids away.
“I don’t get that. I’ve never seen the reason. Is it an anti-kidnapping thing?
"A baby has no concept of privacy, so why does it matter? If your work revolves around having a social media presence, then why not show off our happy boy?”
- Spencer, Vogue and Wedding Two is on C4 tomorrow at 10pm.
