She has been keeping her followers up to speed with family life during her pregnancy.
And Vogue Williams shared an adorable set of snaps of her 17-month-old son Theodore and her wearing matching hats to Instagram on Wednesday.
The TV and radio presenter, 34, wore a stunning white frilled maxi dress and brown sandals that she teamed with a straw boater hat.
Matchy matchy: Vogue Williams shared an adorable set of snaps of her 17-month-old son Theodore and her wearing matching hats to Instagram on Wednesday
In the enchanting photographs, Theodore is seen wriggling in his mother’s arms before being lifted into the air.
The adorable tot was decked out in a white all-in-white outfit with some tiny blue suede sandals and a boater hat to match Vogue’s.
Vogue uploaded the picture for her 757,000 followers alongside the caption: ‘We love a hat in this house, I must have gotten it off my mom!
Summery attire: The TV and radio presenter, 34, wore a stunning white frilled maxi dress and brown sandals that she teamed with a straw boater hat
‘Trying to get a picture with a wriggly toddler ain’t easy, this was the best we could do!
‘He’s actually trying to escape my clutches in this one.’
Vogue recently uploaded another loveable picture of her son and branded him her ‘absolute happy place’.
She shared the post to mark mental health awareness week as she revealed her previous battles with trolls and anxiety.
Adorable: Vogue recently shared a snapshot to Instagram on Wednesday where she branded Theodore as her ‘absolute happy place’
Vogue and Theodore both beamed as they posed in matching padded green jackets.
She wrote a lengthy caption that read: ‘My absolute happy place… it’s mental health awareness week this week and although I’m currently in a very good place it wasn’t always this way.
‘I went through a very bad year of anxiety and back then would never have imagined I would be as happy as I am now. Make sure to reach out to people around you and make sure they’re ok.
‘A couple of things happened today which made me feel so sad that we still live in a world where people can be so hurtful.
Heartfelt: She uploaded the post to mark mental health awareness week as she revealed her previous battles with trolls and anxiety
‘I saw comments about myself which although awful I was able to ignore, they used to make me feel so upset and shit about myself.
‘Then I read someone else saying that what they’d read about themselves on a forum had made them sink into a deep depression. It seems the “Be Kind” memo has been all but forgotten.
‘Just remember your words run deep, think before you speak or before you type because nobody deserves any nastiness thrown their way. Be kind be kind be kind [red heart].’
Couple: Vogue is expecting her second child with husband Spencer Matthews, 31 (pictured in 2018)
It comes after Vogue recently opened up about her first encounter with now-husband Spencer, saying she did all she could to push him away when they met.
The couple both met in 2017 when they competed on controversial Channel 4 skiing show, The Jump.
She told Georgie Coleridge Cole on her Sheer Luxe podcast: ‘When I met him, he was wearing tracksuit bottoms and slip-on shoes. I thought, “Omg, the state of him”. I didn’t want to like him at the start, he seemed smug, but we clicked as pals.
‘We were just friends for the first six or seven weeks until we kissed. I didn’t want it to last. I was pushing against it.
‘He said when we were back in London, we would go for a date. I was thinking, “absolutely no way, you cannot tell a living soul”.
Cute: The star was every inch the doting mum-to-be as she posted a snapshot of her daughter’s face with the caption ‘hello little girl’
‘I was enjoying being single. I was living in a great house in East London and had two really cool flatmates. I didn’t want a relationship. But once we got back from filming The Jump, we started going on dates and we went from there, I guess.’
The sweet pair tied the knot in June 2018 and are now expecting a baby girl. On their baby news, the blonde added: ‘I am so thrilled about the girl part. I thought I would only have boys. I am so delighted.
‘I haven’t wanted to ask people what it’s like having two children, I think it’s better to go in at the deep end and not know.’