Vogue Williams announced she welcomed a new addition to her family when she posted adorable videos of her new pup on Instagram on Sunday.
The 37-year-old presenter couldn’t contain her excitement as she filmed husband Spencer Matthews, 34, entering their luxurious home and embracing the new family member.
He was greeted by their three children Theodore, four, Gigi, two, and baby Otto, 16 months, all of whom smiled while taking turns holding the rescue pup.
The Made In Chelsea star revealed the family have decided to name the pooch Bertie.
The couple had had Cavalier King Charles Winston in their family for years and decided he “needed a sidekick.”
“Our new addition!” Vogue Williams announced that she welcomed a new addition to her family by sharing adorable videos of husband Spencer Matthews, 34, cradling his new puppy
Fun times: After a recent family vacation, they returned to the arrival of an adorable pet pooch
She wrote: “Our new addition!!!! We have been looking for a rescue pup for a long time and found our gorgeous Bertie from @manytearsrescue.
“They are the most amazing lifeguard station and have been great to deal with.” “Winston needed a mate and Bertie has been super chilled so far.”
The announcement came after Vogue apologized on Friday after claiming her husband Spencer was hospitalized for an “overdose of cold sore medication” during their recent holiday.
Speaking with her co-host Joanne McNally on the My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, the Irish model admitted she “glows things up sometimes”.
To clear up the confusion earlier in the week, Spencer told fans he was “very well alive” after rumors of his death circulated.
Vogue initially recalled the story, explaining, “Spenny was in the hospital for two days because he’s a little bugger and he can’t handle it.”
She continued, “Well, I’ll tell you what, he overdosed on cold sore pills.” I’m not kidding, I’m not kidding, I’m not kidding. He overdosed on cold sore pills and affected his liver function because he did it for a whole week, took ten of them and said, “Oh, they’re fine.”
However, she later insisted that she wasn’t sure if an “overdose” was the cause and that it was likely the disease that had infected the rest of the family.
Sweet: The Made In Chelsea star announced the family has decided to name the pooch Bertie and shared snaps of son Theodore, four, cradling the pup
Exciting: He was greeted by their three children Theodore, Gigi (two) and baby Otto (16 months), who were all smiling while taking turns holding the rescue pup
Adorable: Gigi rocked the pup for a cute photo
Everyone smiles! The couple had had Cavalier King Charles Winston as part of their family for years and decided he needed “a sidekick.”
Recalling the incident this week, Vogue joked, “I have to say we have to be careful what we say Spencer in that pod.”
“Because this story has not disappeared and has now spread to about 43 news agencies.”
“And I’m like, ‘It’s alright, it’s alright, I was just kidding.’ But I honestly thought that was the truth.
“Basically, we both had bacterial stomach infections, but I took what the doctor thought literally and then spread it like wildfire on our podcast.”
“I said it was cold sore pills.” And that wasn’t the truth, sorry for embellishing things sometimes,” she added.
Sharing his own update, Spencer ended the rumors by saying, “For the avoidance of doubt… I’m still alive.”
“Also, I was hospitalized with a virus, but a cold sore overdose sounds more interesting I guess?”
The parents enjoyed spending time with their children – Theodore Gigi and baby Otto.
Oops: It comes after Vogue apologized on Friday after claiming her husband Spencer was hospitalized for an “overdose of cold sore medication” during their recent holiday
Vogue previously revealed that while he was very unwell and worried about his liver function, he was also relieved as the family, including their children and Vogue’s aunt Gina, all fell ill elsewhere.
Of the illness, she said, “I think he was a little excited because he was in the hospital and Gina was at the doctor’s and she was fine.” I’m not sure if he had it, but I got it ‘when we got home.’
Joanne then hilariously joked about Spencer being sober after a battle with substance abuse, saying: “In fairness the man has no vices left, let him get his kicks where he can, even from pills against.” cold sores.”