Vogue Williams has admitted her husband, Spencer Matthews, finds her new 'obsession' with rapper Bad Bunny 'weird' and has told her to 'stop looking' at his photos. The revelation came during a recent episode of the My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, published on June 26, where Vogue was speaking with her close friend, comedian Joanne McNally.
Joanne had confessed to 'creeping on footballers' on Instagram, which prompted Vogue to share her own fixation. She explained that Instagram's algorithm has been 'serving up' content of the Puerto Rican rapper constantly. 'Do you know who I've become obsessed with to the point where like Spenny's like, "Okay, like stop now"? Bad Bunny again. I can't stop...I don't even mind the flip flops,' Vogue said.
Vogue Describes Her Bad Bunny Fixation
When asked if she had seen Bad Bunny's 'glow up', Vogue replied, 'Yes, I have. And I don't mind the old person either.' She added, 'It's seeing him on stage and it's like I'm being served him up. Like, I'll show you my Instagram. It's just all Bad Bunny now. That's all I'm getting served up.'
She recounted a moment on a plane where she was looking at Bad Bunny photos and Spencer reacted, 'Are you f*****g joking?' Vogue defended herself, saying, 'What? I was like, "It's just being served up."' Spencer then told her, 'It's getting weird now,' to which Vogue admitted, 'Oh my god, it's actually gotten so bad.' She continued, 'And I was like, "Look at him now. And look at him doing this." And Spenny's like, "Stop looking at Bad Bunny."'
Vogue and Spencer's Family News
The couple, who share three children—Theodore, Gigi, and Otto—recently announced they are expecting their fourth child. Vogue posted on Instagram, 'baby number 4 incoming', with a photo of the couple on a beach in St Barths. The post received congratulations from friends including Faye Winter, Billie Shepherd, and Emma Louise Connolly.
Vogue has previously addressed rumours of a split, writing last year, 'It's with great sadness that I have to let you know that Spen and I are NOT breaking up! I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours but this just keeps coming up. It's disappointing to see this narrative being pushed almost daily when it's absolutely not true and much more importantly, I don't want my children hearing these lies in the playground. We're not sure what the angle is or where it's coming from but the whole thing feels very strange and mean.'
