Vogue Williams, who is expecting a baby, was spotted at the gym on Monday, following her recent and honest disclosure that she experienced two very painful miscarriages.
The 40-year-old TV star, who is pregnant with her fourth child with husband Spencer Matthews, showed off her growing baby bump while working out with weights, wearing a white crop top.
Vogue finished her gym outfit with black high-waisted leggings and comfortable purple Nike sneakers while working out.
She captioned the clip: ‘Felling good today’.
In a new YouTube video, she opened up to her followers about her pregnancy, revealing she felt like her body had let her down after experiencing a miscarriage.
She shared that she and Spencer are thrilled to be expecting another baby, but past miscarriages have made her anxious throughout this pregnancy.
The couple, who have three children – Theodore, seven, Gigi, five, and three-year-old Otto – got married in 2018.
Vogue described her early miscarriage, which occurred around four weeks into the pregnancy, as deeply upsetting. Thankfully, she and Spencer later had their daughter, Gigi, in 2020.
Last year brought more sadness when she found out a pregnancy wasn’t viable during a 12-week scan. Doctors explained the embryo hadn’t developed.
Vogue expressed feeling deeply embarrassed and upset after her second loss, admitting she felt let down by her physical condition.
At the beginning of the video, Spencer announced their exciting baby news, saying they were overjoyed but that it had been a difficult journey to get where they are now.
It took a while and wasn’t easy to get pregnant this time, but we’re incredibly grateful to be having our fourth child. The journey to get here, and finally being able to share the news, has been challenging.
Vogue then revealed she had a miscarriage before the birth of her daughter, Gigi. It happened very early in the pregnancy, before they even had a scan or any other tests.
It was probably only a month, maybe even less, and it was a terrible experience. Everything happened very quickly afterward, though.
I hadn’t given it much thought before, but it was really upsetting when it happened. Then I became pregnant soon after, and actually, it happened again last year. I was just on the verge of telling the children when it did.
I began to suspect I was about three months pregnant, but I didn’t bother with an early scan. I honestly hadn’t even considered it, because I didn’t want to seem like I was overreacting – I realize now that was silly!
I attended my 12-week scan by myself and then shared the news with several people, including my parents, siblings, and some colleagues at work. The only people I hadn’t told were my children.
Vogue noticed her doctor seemed worried during her 12-week hospital scan.
She explained that he still had the gestational sac – she couldn’t remember the exact medical term – meaning her body thought she was still pregnant even though the embryo hadn’t developed.
I was expecting a natural miscarriage, which usually happens on its own, but for me, it just didn’t progress that way. It felt like it should have happened, like my body was heading in that direction, but it stalled and didn’t complete on its own.
I was three months along when the doctor told me it wasn’t a viable pregnancy and that I needed to consider my options for treatment.
I want to thank the wonderful staff at Chelsea and Westminster NHS – they were truly fantastic.
When I discovered I was pregnant, my first thought was simply that I didn’t want to experience those physical symptoms again. It was really unpleasant to feel like I was pregnant when I wasn’t actually carrying a baby, because I continued to have all the usual pregnancy symptoms.
‘I was just like, I just want to start again and just not have to deal with it.
Honestly, I was really shaken up about it. It sounds silly now, but I actually felt embarrassed admitting what happened to others. It wasn’t something to be embarrassed about, of course, but that was just my initial emotional reaction.
I was really upset, and then I realized I had to explain the situation to everyone I’d already spoken with. It just made me feel foolish, like my body had let me down.
I went to the doctor, and they suggested medication, but I was leaving for Spain soon. I really didn’t want to cancel my trip for the sake of my kids and myself, or be stuck at home alone. I just wanted to get it over with and go.
‘So they offered me a DNC as well, which you go in, you have an operation.
The process was very fast. Once I finished, I felt relieved to be leaving, as it gave me the space to be alone with my thoughts and process everything.
Vogue revealed that after her previous loss, she felt anxious throughout her fourth pregnancy.
Oh my gosh, she just shared the most vulnerable thing! She admitted she’s been so anxious about this pregnancy, and it totally breaks my heart! She said she’s constantly worried, but then she revealed something so real – she’s almost grateful for the morning sickness! Like, it’s awful, but it’s also a sign everything is okay, and that everything is progressing as it should. It’s just…so raw and honest, and I feel so connected to her now.
I shared my story hoping it might help others going through something similar, and to show them that things can get better.
I hesitated about trying again, simply because I didn’t want to repeat that difficult experience.
I’m happy we went through with it, but now I’m constantly worried about whether things will work out okay.
I felt well cared for during my stay. I know not everyone has the same experience, but I was admitted and discharged very quickly – within two days – and then I was able to leave.
Having some time away allowed me to relax and reflect. It was a nice break from work, and I’m thrilled to share that we’re expecting another baby!
I’ve realized nerves are just something I’ll always experience. I keep repeating this, and I know it’s frustrating, but I honestly don’t understand why.
I often hesitate to mention this, knowing many people face incredibly difficult challenges, sometimes even more severe than these.
I know people who experienced miscarriages quite late in their pregnancies, even after six months. While three months is still a very difficult loss for anyone, I feel grateful that we’re now pregnant again and doing well.
I’m realizing that when you reach twelve weeks – oh, what’s it called? The second trimester! I’m already forgetting things, it’s just slipping my mind!
I’m finally starting to feel like myself again and have more energy. I just wanted to share a quick update. Thanks for watching!
If this story has been upsetting, support is available. You can find advice at www.miscarriageassociation.org.uk or call 01924 200 799.
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