Spencer Matthews feels ‘very fortunate’ after arrival of fourth child

Spencer Matthews has said he feels “very fortunate” to have become father to a fourth child as he and his wife Vogue Williams “always wanted” a large family.The former Made In Chelsea star, 38, and the Irish model, 40, welcomed their son Remy Valentine earlier this month.They are also parents to Theodore, seven, Gigi, six, and Otto, four.Matthews told Good Morning Britain: “We always wanted lots of kids, so we feel very fortunate and lucky to be in the position that we’re in.”Spencer Matthews said he feels lucky to have four children (Ian West/PA)PA ArchiveSpeaking about adjusting to a household of six, he said: “It’s a bit of a change in routine, isn’t it?“A bit of bed-hopping, a bit of looking after the other three. When they decide to gang up on you, it can be a bit of a problem.”Matthews also discussed his upcoming Disney+ documentary Breaking Spencer Matthews, which will see him complete seven full-distance 140-mile triathlons across all seven continents in just 21 days.He said: “That’s coming out end of the year. We visit all seven continents in quite a short space of time, so it’s quite hectic, quite emotional, it’s quite deep, it’s quite dark, but it’s also very funny. I’m very proud of it.”Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams married in June 2018 after they met the previous year during filming for Channel 4 programme The Jump (Yui Mok/PA)PA ArchiveMatthews and Williams married in June 2018 after they met the previous year during filming for Channel 4 programme The Jump.Williams was a late entry into last year’s edition of ITV reality show I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, alongside Celebs Go Dating receptionist Tom Read Wilson, with the series eventually being won by YouTuber Angryginge.She also won the celebrity version of Gladiators last year, beating boxing star Nicola Adams in the final.Read MoreLast year, Matthews launched a podcast “exploring human potential” called Untapped, having taken on a number of endurance challenges for charity, including setting a world record by running 30 marathons in 30 days across the Jordanian desert in 2024.