Vogue Williams has said she is ‘lucky’ to have her friends as she shared a glimpse inside the ‘best’ celebrations.
The podcaster and presenter is currently expecting her fourth child with husband Spencer.
The couple shared the exciting news last month. They are already parents to Theodore, Gigi and Otto.
Over the weekend, Vogue hosted some of her nearest and dearest for a baby shower in her native of Howth.
The expecting mum was joined by friends and family as they celebrated the upcoming arrival.
Taking to Instagram, Vogue shared a glimpse at the celebrations which saw her dressed in a stunning sequin pink two-piece top and skirt set.
Among the photos, Vogue posed alongside big sister Amber, who was also wearing a bright pink two-piece set.
The sisters also beamed as they snapped a picture alongside their glamorous mum, Sandra, who went for a more neutral white set.
One outfit change saw Vogue in a black top and trousers set as she pressed her bump up against the bump of one of her friends, who is also pregnant.
‘The ultimate baby shower was had,’ Vogue wrote alongside the snaps, ‘It did feel self indulgent to have a baby shower but I actually just wanted to get my pals together so we could have fun.
‘I always say this but I feel so lucky to have the friends that I do, we had the best day…’
Friends and followers took to the comments full of well wishes for Vogue.
‘Not self indulgent at all!!’ one wrote, ‘Lady you deserve to be celebrated. Glad you had a lovely day.’
‘You look incredible,’ another complimented.
A third commented: ‘You look amazing. So excited for you.’
Vogue has refrained from disclosing the gender of her fourth child, but last week teased their name was rather unique.
Speaking on a recent episode of her podcast, My Therapist Ghosted Me, which she co-hosts with comic Joanne McNally, Vogue admitted the name was a ‘bit mad.’
‘I like names too,’ Joanne responded, ‘I like naming shows; you like naming babies.
‘I will admit I was a bit taken aback.’
Vogue responded that the child would get a ‘normal middle name’ in case they want to resort to that instead of their first name.
