Vogue Williams nails casual chic as she departs Global Studios

She is the proud mother of two children as well as juggling a busy career.

And Vogue Williams looked radiant as ever as she departed Global studios after presenting her Heart Radio morning show on Sunday.

The presenter, 34, donned a white woolly top along with a pair of dark denim skinny jeans for the day.

Adding height to her frame with a pair of red open-toed heels, Vogue also carried a navy handbag. 

The former Mission Survive star let her blonde locks fall loose down her shoulders while she also sported a pair of sunglasses.  

Meanwhile, Zoe Hardman cut a stylish figure as she arrived at the studios on Sunday morning.

The TV presenter, 37, wore a a beige minidress with a high collar while she cinched her waist with a brown belt.

Also wearing snake print boots, Zoe added to her outfit with a mauve handbag and a pair of shades. 

It comes after Vogue shared a sweet photo of her two children Theodore, two and Gigi, two months on her Instagram page on Tuesday. 

The photo showed the star carrying her daughter while holding hands with toddler Theodore during a sunny stroll in the park as she gushed: ‘I have children TWO children! How did that happen The best thing that has ever happened to me.’

Looking gorgeous in a black summer dress and statement shades, Vogue beamed at Theodore as they walked. 

Vogue’s career is also taking off with her regular early morning Sunday show on Heart Radio as well as a new job on Channel 4’s Steph’s Packed Lunch.

She also has a weekly podcast with husband Spencer Matthews, on which the couple debated Vogue’s increasing workload in a candid conversation this week.

‘So I got a new job this week that I’m very pleased about, I’m joining The Steph Show, and it films up in Leeds, and I’ve never seen someone’s face drop so hard when I told him that I was going to be spending some time in Leeds,’ Vogue told her listeners of Spencer’s reaction to her new job.

‘I want your career to go from strength to strength,’ clarified Spencer. ‘You put your career first sometimes, which is absolutely fine, as do I a lot of the time, but you, you wouldn’t be deterred for a job if it was spending 5 days in Leeds, and we’ve got two kids at home.’ 

Vogue hit back with: ‘That is absolutely not true, you did the same with Heart, and Spenny gets nervous when I get asked to cover people’s shows in Heart, he gets nervous that I’m going to go in more and more and more and just won’t suit him for me to do that.’

‘I did the same with Heart and what happened, you landed a job every single Sunday morning which involves you leaving the house at 4:15am which completely disrupts our Saturday evening sleep,’ Spencer told her.

On the one day that we could spend the morning in bed, you are out of the house, and I’m left with the kids, which is fine, love the kids, no problem.’

‘Then it gets to the point where literally you’re like “oh my god great we’ve been working so hard, let’s go away for the weekend, oh can’t, Vogue’s radio show” and now she’s taking about spending some time in Leeds every week.’

‘I love Leeds but let me touch on the Heart debate there,’ continued his wife. ‘I get up at 4:15 in the morning and leave at 10 to 5, I’m back in this house by 9:20 in the morning, you’re not left with the kids struggling all day, you’re only here till 20 past 9.’

Spencer at least agreed with that point, laughing: ‘Yeah honestly on a Sunday morning I’d probably would sleep till 9 and not get up at 6.’

‘How would you possible sleep till 9, we’ve got two babies,’ pointed out Vogue. ‘Oh yeah, I’m always the one to get up in the morning.’

‘You have to pump. If I had two udders attached to me full of delicious milk that required pumping, then I’d get up because I would need to drain my udders,’ quipped Spencer.