Furious Vogue Williams BEATS a terrible passenger who refused to

Furious Vogue Williams BEATS a ‘terrible’ passenger who refused to swap seats with her on a plane

Vogue Williams has slammed a “terrible” passenger who refused to swap seats with her so she could sit next to her family on a plane.

The 37-year-old model accidentally booked the wrong seat so she wasn’t sitting next to her husband Spencer Matthews and their children Theodore, three, Gigi, two, and Otto, four months.

The family had just returned home from Gibraltar when the incident happened.

Furious: Vogue Williams has slammed a

Furious: Vogue Williams has slammed a “terrible” passenger who refused to swap seats with her on a plane (pictured in December 2021 with husband Spencer and children Theodore and Gigi)

Speaking on her podcast, Spencer and Vogue, the TV personality said the passenger snapped at her and refused to move.

“I was in one aisle with three people and booked the wrong seat in the other aisle and that was my fault,” the presenter explained.

Made in Chelsea star Spencer and her daughter Gigi originally sat in the window seat and middle seat in the row next to Vogue.

He asked the man if he would trade with Vogue, but he didn’t want to at first.

Vogue said, “Spenny said, ‘Would you mind doing windows instead of aisles so we can all be together?’ and he says, “Yes, Spencer, I would mind.”

“We were just like, ‘Oh okay dude, that’s okay,’ and when he realized he was a complete jerk, he looked at me with a newborn baby and the two kids next to me, ‘He was like okay ‘well, well, I’ll do it.’

Mistake: The model, 37, accidentally booked the wrong place so she wasn't next to her family (pictured with Otto, four months in July)

Mistake: The model, 37, accidentally booked the wrong place so she wasn’t next to her family (pictured with Otto, four months in July)

“The stewardess literally came down and I said, ‘Do you have another aisle seat for that damn piece of shit over here?’ He was terrible.’

Spencer added: “He was rubbish.”

The mother-of-three also told Vogue having children on a plane is a “nightmare” and encouraged listeners to help out where possible.

She said: “I feel like when people have kids it’s a nightmare on flights. If you can help them in any way, do it.”

Tough times: The mother-of-three also told Vogue having children on a plane is a

Tough times: The mother-of-three also told Vogue having children on a plane is a “nightmare” and encouraged listeners to help out where possible (pictured with Spencer in June)

The presenter told Web that she was delighted with a fourth addition to her family after going through labor with son Otto James in April.

In an exclusive interview, Vogue said: “I would have a million kids, I love having kids around and having a big family.

“I hate the thought of never having a baby again because I love the whole newborn phase. Being a mom is literally my favorite thing in the world.

“I’d like to think we have another one, but now I have to see how we do as a family of five. I had a nice job with Otto.

“I had a great day with Spencer. I’ve been loving all day I went to the hospital thinking I would do this as a job if only I could give birth to other people – and not be pregnant – I would love to do it.

“We were lucky because I know it’s not the same for everyone. It hurts, the gas and air was great fun and I did that and ended up getting an epidural which was very much needed.”

Vogue and Spencer have been together since they met at Channel 4’s celebrity ski competition The Jump in early 2017.

The couple announced their engagement in February 2018 and married in June 2018 in a secret ceremony in the Scottish Highlands on Spencer’s family’s 30,000-acre estate.

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