Vogue Williams keeps it casual in a bold fuchsia padded coat as she steps out on a lockdown stroll with son Theodore
She attracted criticism for jetting off to her husband Spencer Matthews’ family’s luxury St. Barts hotel while London was in tier four lockdown last month.
And Vogue Williams swapped the Caribbean sunshine for the London chill as she stepped out on a lockdown stroll in the capital with her son Theodore, two, on Thursday.
The TV presenter, 35, wore an eye-catching neon pink padded coat as she and her eldest child made the most of some fresh air.
Out and about: Vogue Williams swapped the Caribbean sunshine for the London chill as she stepped out on a lockdown stroll in the capital with her son Theodore, two, on Thursday
The former model teamed the statement fuchsia jacket with a baby pink hoodie, black leggings, trainers and oval sunglasses.
Vogue was prepared with everything her toddler could ever need and attached a lunchbox and rucksack to the pram’s handle.
Theodore looked snug and stylish as he happily munched on a sandwich from a container on his lap.
The toddler wore indigo jeans, a navy and white striped top, and a cosy grey and blue bobble hat for the outing.
Turning heads: The TV presenter, 35, wore an eye-catching neon pink padded coat as she and her eldest child made the most of some fresh air
The outing comes after the mother-of-two faced controversy for going on a family holiday to the Caribbean to spend New Year with her in-laws.
Vogue jetted to St. Barts with Theodore, her reality star husband Spencer Matthews, 32, and the couple’s baby daughter Gigi, six months, in late December.
The Irish beauty insisted her family had done nothing wrong by visiting Spencer’s parents at the exclusive resort, Eden Rock, despite non essential travel being banned in Tier 4.
Carefree: The outing comes after the mother-of-two faced controversy for going on a family holiday to the Caribbean to spend New Year with her in-laws last month (pictured)
Vogue took to Instagram and told her followers: ‘I have not broken the government guidelines since rules and guidance came into effect last March.
‘I also had Covid tests to ensure I travelled safely and I adhered to all safety guidelines recommended. It’s not ideal to be away working during these times but it had been booked in since last year.’
Other influencers, including a myriad of Love Island stars, have been slammed online for disguising recreational travel as ‘work’.