The welcomed their second child together, a baby girl, last Wednesday.
And Vogue Williams looked sensational as she enjoyed a refreshing G&T in the garden with her husband Spencer Matthews on Saturday.
The Irish star, 34, wowed in a white maxi dress which had a tie-dye pattern over it and puffed sleeves.
Wetting the baby’s head? Vogue Williams, 34, looked sensational as she enjoyed a G&T with husband Spencer Matthews on Saturday after welcoming their baby daughter
Despite only giving birth 10 days ago, Vogue looked well-rested and glowed as she smiled for the camera in a chic sun hat.
She accessorised with a sweet necklace with the letters T and G on, continuing to spark speculation that her new daughter’s name could start with G.
Vogue completed her ensemble with a pair of circular white-framed sunglasses and let her blonde locks cascade over her shoulder.
The couple appeared to be in good spirits as they posed with their glasses and Spencer held up a bottle of his company’s ClearGin.
Doting parents: The couple are yet to reveal their little girl’s name but told fans that she had arrived at London’s Chelsea and Westminster hospital last Wednesday
Spencer put on a cheeky display as he tilted his own sunglasses and grinned while wearing a smart navy blue polo shirt.
The father-of-two captioned his post: ‘A rare moment when both kids are asleep! Time for a couple of Clean G&Ts in the sun with my number one @voguewilliams,
‘Lovely to be able to enjoy the best of both worlds – a refreshing, adult drink that tastes just like the real deal with absolutely no consequences. Make mine a double!’
Vogue and Spencer are yet to reveal the name of their daughter, who they welcomed into the world at London’s Chelsea and Westminster hospital last Wednesday.
Adult time: Spencer revealed that he and Vogue were making the most of some quiet time while their children napped to enjoy a drop of his company’s CleanGin
The couple’s little girl is their second child with their son Theodore – who turns two in September – becoming a big brother.
Vogue confirmed the happy news via her Instagram page last Thursday, posting a sweet snap of her and Spencer.
She captioned the shot: ‘Last night we became a family of four. Our beautiful daughter arrived safely and happily into the world.’
Spencer shared a post of Vogue’s hospital wristband, alongside a lengthy caption reading: ‘Wow, we officially have CHILDREN!! So much has happened in the last three years…
Touching: Spencer shared a post of Vogue’s hospital wristband after welcoming their new arrival and said he feels ‘lucky every day’ to be married to her
‘Real positive change, a son and now a daughter. I couldn’t be more thankful to my incredible wife @voguewilliams for all that you do for our family, in particular the laborious pregnancies which us men will never fully understand….
‘Thanks for making me see the light through my relationship with alcohol, which fills me with so much drive and purpose would never have existed without you…
‘I have always dreamt of being a great father and because of you, that is now achievable. Feel lucky ever day to be married to you.’
Vogue and Spencer announced they were expecting their second child in HELLO! magazine in March, admitting there had been a ‘few bumps in the road this time round’.
Unusual: The presenter has also sparked speculation about the name of her baby daughter, as she sported a gold necklace with the initials G and T, which would represent her son Theodore
Vogue revealed she was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) – a condition which affects a woman’s ovaries.
The Irish beauty told the publication: ‘We’re delighted. It’s so exciting but kind of scary to think we’re going to have another newborn. There’s no doubt that I feel lucky to be having another baby.’
The TV host revealed the couple have been trying to conceive since last summer and decided to ‘keep it under wraps for longer’ as the pregnancy ‘hasn’t been as straightforward the last one’.
Vogue said: ‘It was certainly a different path for us this time, so it’s really nice to be here and talking about it now. I wouldn’t say alarm bells were going off, but we did wonder how we could make it work a bit more efficiently.’
PCOS is a common condition that affects how a woman’s ovaries work, with symptoms including excess androgen, polycystic ovaries and irregular periods – which can make it difficult to get pregnant as a result of irregular/failed ovulation.
Happy: The couple are also parents to their son Theodore, who will turn two in September