Bikini-clad Vogue Williams shows off her incredible physique in a drawstring bikini as she goes paddleboarding with her children at the in-laws’ Eden Roc resort in St Barths

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Oh my gosh, you guys, Vogue Williams is living my dream! She basically spent the day with her husband’s parents… but make it Caribbean! She’s vacationing with her three adorable kids and just casually hanging out with the in-laws while in paradise. I’m SO jealous! It sounds absolutely perfect.

The Irish TV personality is taking a long spring vacation in St. Barths with her family – husband Spencer Matthews and their children, Gigi, Theodore, and Otto.

However, Spencer may have stayed there for free, as his parents, David and Jane Matthews, have owned the large Eden Roc St Barths resort since 1995.

On Thursday, Vogue was spotted enjoying a day with her kids, turning heads in a colorful bikini as they boarded a paddleboard.

The 40-year-old presenter wore a baseball cap and dark sunglasses to protect herself from the strong spring sun as she headed out on the water near Eden Roc.

Almost thirty years ago, Spencer’s parents bought an oceanfront property and turned it into a luxurious five-star resort, though the price they paid hasn’t been revealed.

Vogue has previously stated that she and her husband are happy together and that their marriage is strong, dismissing earlier reports of trouble.

The presenter told The Sun that she and her partner are focused on what makes them happy, and they are still very much in love.

She recalled: ‘When he left our podcast, everyone was like, “What’s going on?”‘

Honestly, it really bothered me to hear that even Vogue was concerned about their kids being exposed to all the awful, untrue rumors at school. It just shows how far-reaching and hurtful this whole situation has become, impacting even families who aren’t directly involved.

She responded to the rumors on Instagram, assuring her followers that she and Spen are not breaking up and that she was very upset about the claims.

‘I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours, but this just keeps coming up.

Honestly, it’s just so frustrating seeing this same story spread around every day. It’s completely untrue, and that’s not even the worst part! I’m really worried my kids are going to hear this stuff at school and think it’s real. It’s just… upsetting, you know?

We don’t understand why someone is trying to cause trouble, and it feels really unfair and hurtful. My spouse and I are very happy together, and I’m hoping that by sharing what’s really happening, this will all stop.

When asked if speaking out against the rumors had stopped them, she told The Sun it hadn’t worked at all, and she likely wouldn’t address them again in the future.

She explained that arguing was pointless, saying she’s reached a stage in life where only her own understanding of things and the truth matter to her. She added that dealing with negativity is something you have to expect when you’re a public figure.

We’re really happy together, our relationship is strong, and we’re enjoying life. Our kids are doing well, and that’s what’s most important to us.

Vogue also recently admitted that the pair struggle to have child-free time together.

In a recent interview on The Netmums Podcast, she talked about why it’s important for parents to maintain relationships beyond their children, and shared tips on how to find time for each other despite their hectic lives.

Wendy and Alison discussed the importance of dedicated couple time, mentioning how Vogue and Spencer have made time for vacations without their children.

As a long-time reader of Vogue, I always appreciated how they highlighted the importance of family and a couple’s connection. They really nailed it when they said that while we pour so much into our children – and honestly, it’s a huge amount of time – it’s equally vital to actively work on keeping the spark alive with your partner. It’s a balance, and they explained it so well.

Ultimately, you’re all a close-knit group, and like any family, you need to spend quality time together and avoid constant conflict to maintain that bond.

We don’t get much time together, but we aim to spend a couple of weekends each year as just the two of us.

We tried working on something together, but it led to an argument and we didn’t speak for the entire day. I realized that wasn’t how things should be.

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2026-04-10 14:04