Spencer Matthews has admitted he thinks he loves his wife Vogue Williams more than she loves him, weeks after the couple welcomed their fourth child.
The 38-year-old entrepreneur, who married reality star Vogue, 41, in 2018, made the candid comment during an appearance on Katherine Ryan's What's My Age Again? podcast.
"I think I love her more than she loves me," Spencer said. "I think I'm more obvious with my love and affection for her."
He added: "She will occasionally say things to me that I literally can't believe that make me so happy."
Family of Six
Spencer and Vogue share four children: Theodore, eight, Gigi, six, Otto, four, and son Remy, who was born in early September.
Vogue, who found fame on the 2010 series Fade Street, was previously married to Westlife singer Brian McFadden, 46, from 2012 until their split in 2017.
Reflecting on that breakup, Vogue recently said on her own podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me: "I was so embarrassed when the whole thing had happened. I just was like, 'This is the worst.'"
She continued: "I had made myself come to terms with the fact that I was never going to have kids and that I was never going to be married again. I was just going to have to like live a life of being single. And I was like, 'I'm going to enjoy being single for once in my life.'"
No Baby Number Five
The former I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star did enjoy single life for a few months before meeting Spencer. She told listeners: "I did enjoy being single and it took about three months because I was so used to being in relationships and then I enjoyed being single. Then I met somebody and now I'm sitting on this podcast breastfeeding my fourth child. So this could be you at 40."
While Spencer has previously told Closer Magazine he would like a fifth child, saying "I like the sound of baby number five. Vogue's Irish, you see. It won't be too long before she wants a fifth, I'm sure of it. I can't wait!" Vogue has dismissed the idea.
When listeners suggested she save baby names for a future child, she said: "There is no baby number five - no, no. I can't... even people are like, 'Oh congrats', like looking at me like I'm a complete weirdo having a fourth child, they're like, 'Jesus Christ, give it a rest would you?' So no, there won't be any baby number five because I don't think I'd be up for it."
