Vogue Williams shares sweet snaps of her son Remy as she gets back to her podcasting job just three weeks after giving birth

Vogue Williams shared a series of sweet snaps of her newborn son Remy as she gave a life update on her Instagram on Thursday.
The presenter, 40, welcomed her adorable little one with husband Spencer Matthews on September 1 and has been enjoying her baby bubble ever since.
But she is now already dipping her toe back into work as she revealed she was back doing a 'few jobs' and podcasting this week.
In her new social media post Remy looked sweet in his patterned outfit as Vogue doted on him while wearing a glamorous pink dress.
She penned: 'Bring your baby to work week! I wouldn't say I'm back to work full blast but I've been able to do a few jobs and my pods, luckily Remy is a dreamboat and can come along with me.'
It comes after earlier this week Vogue revealed she was told to 'f*** off' on the school run in front of her young children just days after giving birth.
Vogue Williams shared a series of sweet snaps of her newborn son Remy as she gave a life update on her Instagram on Thursday
The presenter, 40, welcomed her adorable little one with husband Spencer Matthews on September 1 and has been enjoying her baby bubble ever since
She revealed the tense exchange she had with another mother as she collected Gigi, six, and Otto, four, from school.
Speaking on her podcast, Vogue & Amber, she said: 'So I've taken Remy to collect Gigi and Otto from school and Gigi was on her scooter and Otto was on his bike and we got to the traffic lights and I had just sent someone a quick voice note.
'I mean, a ten-second voice note and they'd already stopped and Otto was by the traffic lights… It was just telling someone to turn on the oven, that kind of thing, very short.
'Anyway, Otto, they'd stopped at the lights obviously because they do that and Otto was on his bike, but his bike wasn't in the way of the footpath because it's quite a big footpath. It's outside this Tesco. And there's a woman coming along with a pram. She's like 'Whose kid is that?'
'And I was like, 'Woah. He's mine.' She's like, 'Get him out of the way'. I was like, 'He's not actually in the way if you just, like, go around that way.'
'And then [the woman] was like, 'Look at you on your phone.' And I was like, 'Oh, okay. There's no need for that.' And then she goes, 'F*** off!' And she had a pram with her.
'So now, every time we go to those lights, which is every day, twice a day, Gigi's like, 'What did that woman say to Otto?''
Vogue and Spencer, 38, are also proud parents to Theodore, eight.
It came after Spencer admitted that he has been sleeping in the spare room since the birth of his fourth child with Vogue.
But she is now already dipping her toe back into work as she revealed she was back doing a 'few jobs' and podcasting this week
It comes after earlier this week Vogue revealed she was told to 'f*** off' on the school run in front of her young children just days after giving birth (pictured with Spencer, Theodore, eight, Gigi, six, and Otto, four)
Nine days after Remy's birth Spencer co-hosted the latest episode of his friend Jamie Laing's NewlyParents podcast and has spoken about how he and Vogue have been navigating life as parents-of-four.
'I'm not complaining, but we are in that lovely bubble with three other young kids in a rental house because we're building, so to be honest the bubble feels a bit disturbed there's a lot going on,' Spencer confessed.
'Vogue and I both in our own ways feel a bit lonely at the moment,' he added, explaining that he misses one-on-one time with his wife as he is currently sleeping in the spare room because 'for us both to have broken sleep is unhelpful to the rest of the family flow'.
'We don't sleep next to each other. I'm out. I'm working. Vogue's more at home at the moment. I come home in the evening and we might have an hour together,' he continued.
'We'll eat something and maybe put something on TV, but she's tired and so am I. So, she goes to bed separately to me.
'I don't really like sleeping separately to her. We like being next to each other. Even if you're not communicating, you're together. At the moment it feels a bit fractured. It sort of feels like you've fallen out because you're staying in [another] room.'
Jamie, who welcomed his first child, son Ziggy with his wife Sophie Habboo last year, agreed that he too has struggled with 'not being a couple' since becoming a dad.
'That's a very real thought that I have quite a lot of the time,' Spencer told his friend. 'Eight years ago we had no kids, now we have four kids.'
'So your life, whether you like it or not, is all about the kids... Any freedom that you enjoy as a, dare I say, successful couple that should be able to just do stuff, you kind of can't.'
When Jamie mentioned that on the rare occasion he and Sophie have enjoyed a date he finds himself constantly thinking about his son, Spencer disagreed, insisting: 'I can spend time away from the kids to be honest!
'Look I love my kids. In the same breath, I can easily spend time away from my kids. And I think that's normal, isn't it?'
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