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Vogue Williams admits 'you get asked to leave' as she opens up on outfit choices

Vogue Williams has shared the amusing story of how she was asked to leave supermarkets in Spain and St Barts after popping in wearing just her bikini while on holiday

[Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews]

Vogue Williams opened up about her supermarket wardrobe choices (Image: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future Publishing via Getty Images)

TV personality Vogue Williams quipped that she's occasionally been ejected from supermarkets due to her clothing choices.

The mum-of-three, 40, is currently expecting her fourth child with reality TV star Spencer Matthews.

During a recent episode of her podcast Vogue and Amber, which she co-hosts with her sister Amber Wilson, the conversation shifted to the scorching heatwave that has been battering much of Europe over recent weeks.

Vogue kicked off the podcast by declaring: "We're all sweating our tits off. That's what we're doing. But you know what? I'm not complaining about the weather. I'm thrilled. I'm thrilled to be this close to death."

The UK logged its hottest June on record since measurements began last month, with temperatures soaring to 37.7C, reports the Mirror.

[Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews ]

Vogue joked 'you get asked to leave' (Image: Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Killik & Co)

Conditions were equally sweltering across in Ireland, and Amber, who resides in Howth, a Dublin suburb, revealed how residents were managing the blistering heat.

She explained: "I was coming into Howth there and people complain because they can't sleep at night. And then I saw when I was coming into Howth, girls just wandering around in their bikinis."

This prompted a hilarious tale about how Vogue occasionally lands herself in trouble over her shopping attire while holidaying overseas.

Amber joked: "Vogue gets in trouble in Spain for going into the supermarket with her bikini. They have to tell her to leave to go put more clothes on."

[Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews ]

Vogue and Spencer Matthews are expecting their fourth child together (Image: Getty Images)

Vogue replied: "Get in trouble. Yeah. You get asked to f***ing leave. Same in St Barts, surely on an island. I should just take the bikinis off and just go in, they wouldn't say a word."

The former model frequently holidays on the stunning Caribbean isle of St Barts. Her spouse Spencer's family are the owners of the upmarket Eden Rock resort.

The pair jetted off to the opulent getaway alongside their three youngsters Theodore, seven, Gigi, five, and Otto, three.

Vogue recently opened up with a frank admission regarding her marriage to ex-Made in Chelsea personality Spencer Matthews.

Appearing on Celebrity Gogglebox alongside her mate Joanne McNally, she revealed: "When I got together with Spencer, I insisted on paying my way and it's one of my biggest regrets eight years on, paying 50% of everything."

[Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews ]

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews (Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Boodles)

Joanne hits back with a savage comeback, responding: "You tried to make a point and you shot yourself in the feminist foot."

Chuckling, Vogue then confesses: "Listen, I didn't think I would be here eight years later [with him]" only for Joanne to jest: "I don't think anyone did!"

Vogue has also recently disclosed the genuine reason behind her refusal to adopt Spencer's surname during their eight-year union.

She clarified: "Spenny always wants me to change my name to Matthews, and I'm like, mmm, I just feel like I have a track record, and it's very difficult to change your name. And then to change everything back."

Vogue was married to ex-Westlife vocalist Brian McFadden from 2012 to 2017. She encountered Spencer on the reality TV programme The Jump shortly after her divorce was finalised, although they had parted ways two years prior.

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